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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2008
Page
13
Kyle Kondik serves as the editorial page editor, shaping commentary and opinion content for the publication. He oversees the opinion desk, guiding columnist work and editorial direction.
The piece argues that Ohio foreclosures flattened relative to California and Nevada, noting a 21 percent rise in Q2 versus Q1 locally but a much larger jump nationwide. Lorain County filings declined 8.5 percent in spring while up 22.7 percent from last year, with caveats about data comparability.
The text outlines current and future energy options from fossil fuels to nuclear fusion and methane hydrates, noting regulatory barriers. It then shifts to a political editorial by David Pavlak criticizing media figures and demanding leadership, tolerance, and unbiased education.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines submission standards for letters to the editor including signatory details home address and telephone provide full contact information and send by box mail fax or email to the Editorial Editor at the Chronicle Telegram.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson denounces three newly disclosed administration memos that justify enhanced interrogation techniques. He notes Bybee’s 2002 claim of no torture without specific or even reasonable belief of illegality and argues a full accounting and truth commission are needed.
1907 Sir Robert Baden-Powell formed the Boy Scouts in England. 1958 Congress created NASA. 1981 Prince Charles and Lady Diana married. Birthdays include Benito Mussolini and Peter Jennings. 22 years as ABC World News Tonight anchor. Moon between last quarter and new.
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