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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2009
Page
7
Historical note lists publishers and editors with years of service, detailing A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991, A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R Young as editor, and Julie Wallace as managing editor, anchored by founding date July 24 1829.
Our opinion argues Michael Kay should learn from the Hurley case ruling that First Amendment rights extend to private groups like the Kipton Camden Ladies Auxiliary. The auxiliary barred identifying symbols in a Memorial Day parade, mirroring a broader point about private speakers shaping their own message. The piece suggests Veterans for Peace seek a separate parade with village permission if they wish to march next year.
The Seattle Times reports a hopeful start from Moscow as U S and Russia agree to limit strategic warheads to 1675 and missiles to 1100 with four years for reductions and improved inspections. Chiefs plan resumed contact and a hijacked aircraft drill while Russia opens sovereign airspace for U S military transport. New routes could save 133 million annually.
The Kipton Memorial Day parade featured the Kipton Camden Henrietta Fireladies Auxiliary dedicating two memorials. A WWII veteran participated in ribbon cutting amid letters criticizing the group and debates on Lorain County politics, health care reform, and a call for real reform with personal notes from readers Debbie Coon and Sharon Klupenger. The Chronicle-Telegram invites editor letters with contact details and length limits.
Doyle McManus reviews the push for a second stimulus as Warren Buffett and others urge more aid while Lawrence Summers and Obama aides caution. The piece notes unemployment near 9.5 percent nationally and over 11 percent in several states, with experts predicting slower recovery as households save and debt paydown persist. It highlights political pressure to focus on jobs, the risk of renewed spending versus deficit concerns, and the possibility of another stimulus debate this fall if promised gains fail to materialize.
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