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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2012
Page
13
The Chronicle publishes its historical masthead noting founders and publishers from 1829 to 2010 and naming Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace as editors. The document frames a lineage of publishers including A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt with the current editors in charge.
Ohio Department of Transportation canceled and delayed highway work including a Wellington rail underpass as Gov. Kasich's administration and critics traded blame over funding. They argued about budget limits and a potential Turnpike lease while discussing fuel taxes and possible future tax increases to revive highway construction.
Debate over the PROTECT IP Act and Stop Online Piracy Act continues in Congress. Senators and House members clash with entertainment firms and tech companies over how to curb foreign piracy sites without harming legitimate speech or innovation.
Readers praise Connie Schultz as a Thursday columnist and note her awards including a 2005 Pulitzer. The letter-writer cites her book Unfinished Business on Agent Orange and lauds journalism honoring the underdog while discussing Occupy Wall Street and political views across the nation.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission basics for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or fewer, may be edited for brevity, and require signature address and phone number for verification by mail fax or email.
Leonard Pitts reflects on war’s trauma and a Marine video showing four soldiers urinating on Taliban corpses. He links such acts to the mental toll of combat, noting how war distorts norms and how public judgment must balance accountability with understanding of invisible wounds. He cites Abu Ghraib and ongoing disputes over discipline.
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