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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2006
Page
10
A historical note lists key staff of The Chronicle including Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher with years 1970-1991, A Cooper Hudnut and Andrew R. Young as publishers, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as editors and assistants, reflecting the paper's lineage from 1829 to 1991.
Across the Deep South fear grows as another hurricane season starts. NOAA predicts up to 10 storms may reach hurricane strength, recalling Katrina's toll of 1300 deaths and 100 billion dollars in damage. Ohio readers note Gulf Coast relief efforts and the national impact on oil and prices.
Washington Times columnist Donald Lambro outlines a stark House Senate clash over immigration reform. The House pushes enforcement only while the Senate seeks enforcement plus guest workers and eventual citizenship, risking intra party rifts and alienating Hispanic voters who could sway November results. Lambro argues for a principled compromise with enforcement and gradual reforms to avert political losses.
The piece notes fatigue in Bush and Blair as they defend the Iraq war. It cites Bush admitting errors about insurgents and Bin Laden and Blair lamenting earlier misjudgments. It warns the public may doubt them further, given possible Pentagon massacre reports and Abu Ghraib fallout.
A columnist argues NFL Network coverage of cheerleaders is excessive and unnecessary praising sideline dancers over game action. He recalls school cheer memories, dismisses pro cheer duties, and questions widening broadcast focus beyond on-field play. The piece ends with a reader contact line.
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