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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2008
Page
5
The Chronicle lists its historical masthead with founders and publishers from 1829 onward. It names A C Hudnutt as founder in 1829, Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 to 1991, and Kyle D Kondie as Editorial Page Editor with Patti Ewald as Managing Editor.
Ohio lawmakers face leadership churn as term limits drive replacements in both chambers. Republicans seek Speaker change while Democrats rotate leadership, fueling calls by party chiefs to lengthen or end term limits. Polls show majority favor keeping limits despite bipartisan talk of extension.
The Washington Post editorial argues for congestion pricing at the nation's busiest airports to curb peak-time delays. It urges funding for modern air traffic control upgrades and notes opposition from the Air Transport Association while calling on Congress to resolve funding for satellite navigation systems.
A reader defends Jesus as a flesh and blood man, recalls Elyria race histories and school memories, and comments on public figures and church debates. The letter touches on marriage, Mary Magdalene, civil rights, Planned Parenthood, abortion, and political civility in the election context.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Editing for brevity accuracy and clarity is possible. Include name full address and telephone number. Mailing address fax and email contact details provided for submissions.
Washington Post writer Marlene Cocco argues that a short term stimulus cannot fix decades of stagnant incomes. She notes median income has lagged since 2001 and wages fell in 2007 despite a fragile recovery. Trade, education pushes aside only offer partial fixes as layoffs rise.
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