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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2008
Page
16
Hudnutt Arthur D publisher 1970 to 1991. A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher editor Kyle D Kondik editorial page editor.
The City Council’s Safety Committee debated a proposed dog waste ordinance known as the poop ordinance. It would penalize owners who fail to clean up on private or public property, serving as a reminder not to ruin front lawns despite limited enforcement.
An editorial notes rare consensus among US domestic voices and Iraqs government on a phased withdrawal of American forces. Obama and al Maliki back deliberate drawdown within a timetable, while Bush and McCain frame it as a time horizon.
A letter urges coordinated upgrades along the Abbe Road corridor and the Ohio Turnpike including the underpass guardrails and graffiti plagued debris. It notes two nearby strip malls improved while fence and facilities decay and questions timing for casino legalization.
Editorial guidance requests reader letters with signature full home address and telephone number. Instructions specify BY MAIL to Editorial Page Editor Elyria and Box 4010, BY FAX or BY EMAIL with the typical address.
The letter argues Bush had little to do with oil prices, noting traders on exchanges largely set prices but pointing to Iraq war as reducing Iraqi output and destabilizing the region while enabling Iran to gain regional influence.
Cocco argues that the U S economy faces deep structural forces that tax policy cannot fix alone. She predicts decisive action unlikely before 2010 as Bush era tax cuts expire, urging a new social compact to restore wages health coverage and pensions rather than rely on campaign promises.
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