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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2009
Page
14
A chronicle of leadership at The Chronicle lists Arthur O Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 and identifies A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publisher and editor respectively with Kyle D Kondik as editorial page editor.
The Washington Post reports President Obama plans to halt military commissions at Guantanamo Bay and issue an executive order to close the detention facility within a year. Proceedings may pause to reevaluate trials and consider new or federal court avenues while ensuring due process and detainee rights.
The piece traces protectionist cycles from the Smoot Hawley era to 2009. It notes credit drought and job losses, U S trade declines, and calls protectionism a danger as Obama faces stalled free trade deals with Colombia South Korea and Panama while Doha falters.
Letters to the editor criticize commentator John Handyside for praising Louis Farrakhan and dismissive takes on Lincoln. Readers challenge Emancipation Proclamation justice, question Founding Fathers, and attack abortion politics linked to President Obama and Roe v Wade.
The Telegram outlines how to submit letters by mail to Edharles Page Editor Elyria by box 4010 or by fax 329 7282 and by email to letters chroniclet com. The notice emphasizes preferred email submission for letters to the Chroniclet editor and provides contact details.
George Will argues Obama uses an inaugural rhetoric of change and responsibility to treat a nation in crisis. He compares Washington era humility with modern executive power, noting the presidency now wields unprecedented scope amid economic and political strain.
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