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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2006
Page
10
The Chronicle staff list shows Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher with 1970 to 1991 tenure, and A Cooper Hudnutt alongside Andrew R. Young as editors. Dave Perozek is Editorial Page Editor, Patti Ewald is Managing Editor, and Matt Westerhold serves as Assistant.
The piece notes four Buckeye Community Health Plan computers stolen in Columbus exposing 72,000 subscribers. It cites breaches at Ohio University affecting over 60,000 records and calls for tighter data security, urging use of non SSN identifiers and consumer education via the federal idtheft site. Local colleges and gov't bodies are urged to strengthen protections and punish violations.
Rita Price Mayor Gillock and Denny Johnson seek volunteers and drivers for the Meals On Wheels program in Lorain. The author praises service, sharing personal joy from delivering meals and urges contact with the Office for Older Adults to help, noting the gift is in serving.
Kennedy argues Hasbro should keep the classic Number Nine edition of Monopoly in print as it launches Monopoly Here and Now replacing iconic Atlantic City streets with global locations. He recalls Boardwalk memories and notes Atlantic City landmarks shaped the original game.
In a June Commentary essay Amir Taheri rebuts claims of US failure in Iraq. He cites rising Iraqi returnees, 12 million Shiite pilgrims in 2005, dinar gains, agricultural revival, and free speech while arguing the US aimed to remove impediments to democratization not impose it by force. He urges continued support until Iraqi leaders can defend the country.
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