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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2012
Page
14
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead with dates and names. It lists founders and publishers from 1829 onward, noting Arthur D. Hudnutt and subsequent Hudnutt family leadership, followed by Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
Republicans from Lorain County react with criticism of Obama’s tone and policy. Portman Jordan Gibbs say the address missed real solutions and fails to curb spending. Voter choice in 2012 is framed as the path to breaking deadlock and moving the country forward.
President Barack Obama frames a populist appeal urging education reform manufacturing jobs and cleaner energy while arguing for unity to help middle and working class Americans. Governor Mitch Daniels counters by criticizing Obama shifts and Republican opposition to recovery efforts. The piece questions whether the address will yield legislative gains.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters up to 250 words for editorial pages. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification. Submission options: by mail box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 by fax 329 7282 or by email letters chroniclet com.
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Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr argues Newt Gingrich echoes Republican racial strategies dating to Nixon and Reagan. He contends Gingrich elevates work ethic rhetoric to mask racial resentment, citing South Carolina debate reactions and national poverty disparities.
The piece critiques Paula Deen as Novo Nordisk spokes person for a diabetes campaign while noting the public relations surge and questions about celebrity endorsements. It stresses the diabetes crisis, costs, and the gap between health reality and pharmaceutical marketing.
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