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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2011
Page
9
The Chronicle records its long publishing history with A C Hudnutt as founder and multiple successors. It lists publishers from 1927 to 2010 and Julie Wallace as managing editor, outlining a lineage and leadership across decades.
In Lorain and nearby communities, mourners gather for public and invitation only services for Ryan Giese a 24 year old Marine lance corporal who died January 14 in Afghanistan during a patrol when he stepped on an improvised explosive device. A motorcade passes through Amherst Sheffield Township and Lorain before a public ceremony at Rosewood Place on Oberlin Avenue where attendees may pay respects until 6 pm. Giese buried in Georgia, his father former Lorain police officer Larry Giese recalls the danger of landmines.
The article weighs Tunisia as a potential turning point for Arab democracy, contrasting Bush’s freedom agenda with realities in Afghanistan Iraq and Lebanon. It notes youth unemployment police clashes risks of a strongman, al Qaida support, and the danger of stalled reforms despite vibrant protests.
Local readers urged to patronize Westlake and Greater Cleveland eateries and shops amid Lake Road construction and closures. Several establishments including Rego's Panos The Grille and others have shut down prompting a call to support remaining businesses to avoid more chain outlets.
A Washington speech argues America risks a demoralized, overextended state as leaders expand programs beyond capacity. It cites Baumol’s Disease and Moynihan’s Corollary, noting resource limits, shifting public expectations, and politics’ ascent to broad federal action. Summers returns to Harvard hopeful markets climb walls of worry.
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