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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead with key figures and roles: A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R. Young as editor, Kyle D. Kondie as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald as managing editor, and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor, along with publication dates and notes on the Hudnutt family leadership.
A discussion of how body art affects hiring and conduct in law enforcement notes varying rules across agencies. Some departments ban or limit tattoos, with examples from Ohio and a 2006 federal appeals court ruling in Connecticut. Officials stress common sense and decency, while recent bans by the Marine Corps highlight tensions between appearance and public service.
This editorial urges persistence in uncovering who bears responsibility for Pat Tillman’s death from friendly fire in Afghanistan. It notes top generals may face discipline, insists on full congressional inquiry, and criticizes Pentagon secrecy while honoring Tillman’s courage and the need for truth.
A former VFW Post 1079 officer in Elyria defends the organization against Vincent Balice's July 22 letter. He clarifies VFW status as a private, congressionally chartered 501c19 group, notes canteen licensing limits, explains post profits as charitable donations, questions ballot presentation on smoking, and urges Balice to join the VFW to learn firsthand.
Opinion argues the Democratic Party damages itself by opposing Bush, praising leftist unity and predicting an eventual Republican victory. It criticizes Obama for a naive stance on talks without preconditions and warns that the party risks imploding if it cannot nominate a more electable candidate.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor, advises editors to prune for brevity and clarity, and notes a 250 word limit. It requests signatures, full home address and a telephone number, and lists mailing, fax and email contact details for submissions.
The piece argues Republicans oppose expanding the State Children’s Health Insurance Program while supporting tobacco tax hikes and cutting excessive Medicare managed care payments to fund coverage for uninsured children. It cites campaign contributions from tobacco and health care sectors and contends private insurers drive costs. It notes proposed tax hikes of 45 to 61 cents per pack and says broader tax indexing would curb smoking and save public money.
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