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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2007
Page
7
A historical newspaper masthead lists The Chronicle as founded July 24 1829 with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers in different eras. It also names A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers and Kyle D Kondie Patti Ewald S Julie Wallace as editors and managing editor.
The column labels tensions in Elyria and Lorain districts. A Lorain County prosecutor faced contempt of court over death penalty debates. Elyria Schools seek input on a new high school and district issues while Lorain Schools blindsided 11 teachers with job cuts amid a broader layoff list error.
The Dallas Morning News editorial defends due process for Michael Vick while urging firm league action if allegations prove true. It compares him to O J Simpson cases, notes Commissioner Goodell's push for off field discipline, and asserts Vick’s celebrity may aid his defense but cautions against returning him to play if accusations hold.
Jim Smith recalls his former Lorain High School teacher William A. Pete Smith and his four Stepping Stones that urged thinking and courage. He reflects on resignation of David Williams and urges internal promotion, independent audits, and budget skepticism while preparing for the new school year.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for submitting letters including length, edits for brevity, and required contact details. Acceptable via mail fax or email with signature full address and phone number.
The piece criticizes Alberto Gonzales as partisan distrust deepens in Congress amid calls for perjury investigations. It cites Sen. Specter and Sen. Schumer, condemning alleged false testimony about the 2004 hospital visit to John Ashcroft and the surveillance program. It portrays a administration tone of rule-breaking and dishonesty.
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