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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2008
Page
6
The Chronicle lists A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and editor Andrew R Young as editor with Kyle D Kondie on the editorial page and Patti Ewald as managing editor. This indicates the paper’s leadership and editorial hierarchy at the time of publication.
Ford Motor Company presses veteran workers with buyouts ranging from 50 000 to 70 000 in a bid to reduce costs after slipping to No 3 in the U S behind Toyota and posting a 2 7 billion loss in 2007 versus 12 6 billion in 2006 The plan aims to hire cheaper, less experienced staff and expand the Lorain County Avon Lake plant as the economy of the area ties closely to Ford Meanwhile Democrat Paulette Lilly a former judge faces questions over county resources and political ads while Lorain school district tightens dress code policy with attention to button counts on polo shirts led by Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson.
The Dallas Morning News argues Bill Clinton’s aggressive campaigning for Hillary Clinton risks hurting his and her image. It notes his charisma helps her, but his petulant moments resemble a bellicose parent at a game. The piece questions long term effects if Hillary secures the nomination or faces Obama.
A reader rejects fears of cloned animals and their offspring as food, arguing cloning uses skin cell material from productive animals and poses no genetic changes. The letter cites genetic engineering in crops, critiques school discipline debates, defends teachers, and notes submission guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram letters to the editor.
Ralph Stanley led the Clinch Mountain Boys at a Lancaster rally for John Edwards as rain of metaphor fell on the scene. Edwards, aged 80s next month, remains third in polls behind Clinton and Obama, despite steady campaigning and a mature, steady message. Robinson notes Edwards’ appeal to rural voters and questions how he sustains momentum against Obama Clinton juggernauts.
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