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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2010
Page
14
The Chronicle presents a historical masthead noting publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt with Arthur D. Hudnutt serving 1970 to 1991, Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor, alongside a July 24 1829 founding reference.
The Mahoning Valley shifts to a Graham Ryan contest after Jim Traficant is disqualified for insufficient petition signatures. Tim Ryan leads in the 17th District, Traficant faces appeal talk, and local efforts like the Youngstown Business Incubator push growth as Traficant’s era ends. Traficant’s fall from power closes a controversial chapter in regional politics.
Hillary Clinton tours Central Europe and the Caucasus framing democracy as essential while balancing strategic ties with Russia. In Tbilisi she pledges Georgia’s partnership and opposes occupation, in Poland she signs a missile defense accord amendment, in Ukraine she backs a strategic partnership, and in Azerbaijan she raises rights cases but offers cautious praise.
A reader recounts Ilona Trommlers' memoir about life in a communist country and contrasts it with current US immigration policy. The letter argues for stricter immigration enforcement, warns against executive amnesty, and labels outcomes as socialist or Marxist.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, subject to editing for brevity and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and include signature, full address, and a telephone number. Contact by mail fax or email as listed for editorial submission.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. argues hate can look ordinary and close to home. He recalls Mel Gibson remarks and public reactions while urging vigilance against prejudice in everyday life.
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