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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2007
Page
20
The Chicago Chronicle announces changes to its masthead with new roles for A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher editor Dave Perozek editorial page editor Patti Ewald Julie Wallace assistant managing editor and staff adjustments across the newsroom.
Lorain County failed to clearly justify a 0.25 percent sales tax rise prompting a petition and ballot vote. Hamilton County approved a 15 year tax hike to fund a new jail and justice system needs, despite prior voter rejection of a smaller jail tax.
A Pentagon survey finds 30 percent of soldiers in heavy combat and 20 percent in less intense areas suffer mental health issues. Senators Obama and Domenici push VA outreach with local health centers to aid veterans, plus peer outreach to reduce stigma. The Institute of Medicine criticizes current disability assessments as outdated and job-anchored, while calls for broader criteria and better field surveillance.
A reader explores memorial tax memory, national loyalty, and local politics in Elyria. The letter presses for respectful language about disabilities, criticizes gas prices and oil profits, and mentions community events like the AAFRO Festival and local immigration debates.
The Chronicle-Telegram requests letters to the editor up to 250 words with brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and contact number and send by mail or by preferred email to letters chroniclet com. mail address Elyria Ohio 44036 box 4010 and fax number 3297282.
Eugene Robinson argues for electing the smartest president possible. He praises a leader who understands science, history, energy policy, and economics, and who reads widely. The piece critiques shallow charm and calls for intellectual curiosity and honesty in future presidents.
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