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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 2007

Page

4

Chronicle masthead of Hudnutt era shows key staff roles

The Chronicle lists publication milestones and staff positions including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, with Andrew R Young as editor, and Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace in editorial roles across years 1927 to 1991, detailing leadership lineage.

Immigration reform debate stings Bush critique in Tribune

The Chicago Tribune editorial argues that U.S. senators failed to persuade the public on a broad immigration bill and faulted political leaders for broken promises since the 1986 law. It rewinds 2004 rhetoric, urges a candid, enforcement focused path, and calls for trust before new reforms.

U.S Congress Charles Grassley New York Times Robert Byrd D-W.va George W. Bush Washington Reagan Ted ‘Kennedy John McCain Republicans Democrats Senate House Bush America

Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle-Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram outlines how letters to the editor are handled for brevity and clarity. Submissions should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number with mailing address and contact details.

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Stem cell debate tied to war policy and faith

A reader argues stem cell research could save lives but contrasts support for embryonic research with Bush administration policies. The writer criticizes the president for opposing stem cells while sending soldiers to war and contends that embryos could benefit injured veterans and citizens.

Bush God

Raat sees stem cells to aid lives and victims’ families

A reader argues God is the boss not politicians and urges using stem cell research to help injured service members and victims, criticizing politicians, defense lawyers, and the ACLU while lamenting victims’ suffering.

God Bush Frank Vandersommen Elyria ACLU

Remembering the fallen and those who return

Harvey Gittler reflects on the July Fourth mood as the nation honors war dead with ceremonies while urging renewed focus on veterans care. He criticizes Walter Reed conditions and VA funding delays, arguing only the president can end the war and urging continued funding for troops alongside pressure to withdraw.

Afghanistan Iraq Walter Reed Hospital Department of Veterans Affairs Carl Levin Michigan Lincoln Levin Congress

Supreme Court drifts right as Roberts era exam ends

The Kansas City Star editorial argues Roberts and Alito guide a conservative Court, overturning precedents without explanation. It cites 5-4 divisions on late term abortion limits, campaign ads, and jury death sentences, urging reason and fairness over majority power.

U.S John Roberts Supreme Court Bush Samuel Alito Roberts Roberts Court Alito Ohio

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the Chronicle A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Andrew R. Young Kyle D. Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace Chicago Tribune Chroniclet.com Bor Lynch Raat Harvey Gittler hgittler@chroniclet.com Kansas City Star
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