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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2016
Page
22
The entry notes the 197th day of 2016 and the 26th day of Japan. It cites 2007 as the Phillies first to suffer 10,000 losses and includes a Clive Cussler quote. It lists Ford’s first car price at 850, plus birthdays and a Nintendo NES debut hint between moon phases.
President Obama in Dallas called for a new heart to bridge racial divides yet bluntly warned he may not wield enough power to fix deep national rifts. He cautioned that lasting healing will require citizens, police, and mayors, and noted rising partisan polarization affects progress.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Authors must include signature full home address and telephone number for verification by mail fax or email. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste.
Robert Samuelson argues progress since the 1960s is real yet incomplete. Black poverty and education have improved, but gaps with whites persist and tensions remain between police and minority communities. He notes rising interracial tolerance but warns against recriminations and the lasting legacy of race.
Readers defend officials and call for jail for Clinton while criticizing media focus on Benghazi. They praise Avon Lake police actions and tout Avon Lake City Schools Foundation, highlighting its 30th anniversary and more than 240000 dollars in grants to teachers and programs.
John Thompson Jr. argues Hillary Clinton would harm the country, listing alleged email and Benghazi issues and asserting she would lead people to hell. He warns voters against placing this “female joke” in the presidency.
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