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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle masthead lists historical publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991, Andrew R Young as editor, Dave Perozek on Editorial Page, Patti Ewald as Managing Editor, and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor, noting a 1829 founding and July 24 dates.
New Ohio Governor Ted Strickland contemplates clemency for death row inmates and signals a cautious approach, issuing three reprieves and calling for thorough case reviews. He plans public forums on state issues, while race and geography have historically influenced Ohio capital punishment outcomes, prompting questions about reform.
The Philadelphia Inquirer champions Negroponte's OLPC project as a noble drive to place low cost XO laptops in schools abroad, backed by Google and News Corp. The piece notes potential economic benefits and asks why U.S. needy communities could not be included someday.
William Wall, president of the National of Fi ve eee cae, cites negative stereotypes in engineering as a barrier. He mentions the image of the nerd burning the midnight oil with Coke and Twinkies. The remark highlights cultural biases impacting the engineering field.
Cal Thomas analyzes the 2008 presidential bid by Hillary Clinton. He weighs voter attitudes toward a female candidate, comparisons to Margaret Thatcher, and the impact of media coverage and conservative reactions on the race. He cautions about smear tactics and emphasizes the need to focus on policies and qualifications.
The piece notes deaths of four emaciated Brazilian women prompting action by designers in Madrid and Milan. It cites banned too-thin models, BMI rules for Milan, Gisele Bundchen’s critique, and Spain’s designer ban, highlighting health risks from extreme thinness and related disorders.
A reader urges national unity and an end to the Iraq War through prayer. The writer asks readers to avoid blame games and to pray for divine intervention and for leaders to gain wisdom in handling the conflict. Signed ERROLYN SOOY Gratton.
A reader questions VFW stances on a statewide smoking ban and voting rights. He asks if veterans fought for constitutional rights only to see private clubs seek exemptions, and recalls the flag’s meaning amid perceived political shifts.
Deborah Ward of LeGrange argues against expanding troop deployments arguing the United States should end foreign military commitments and focus on homeland security. She contends democracy promotion costs and global presence threaten national existence and urges rapid withdrawal.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor must be 250 words or shorter. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and a phone number for verification.
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