Chronicle masthead shows editor and staff roles
The Chronicle publishes standard newspaper masthead listing A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher with Andrew R Young Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald as managing editor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2007
Page
20
The Chronicle publishes standard newspaper masthead listing A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher with Andrew R Young Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald as managing editor.
The ACLU of Ohio seeks public records on Christpher Newton's May 24 execution to reveal the identities of medics and guards involved. The piece argues secrecy shields accountability, noting the 90 minute vein search, 16 minute death, and a doctor’s critique of drug flow. It questions whether a system that hides participants suffices for a state that maintains capital punishment.
Times columnist mocks Paris Hilton parole, joking about designer ankle bracelets and a home confinement jewelry line. Attacks Sheriff Baca’s release program and contrasts it with a jail inmate’s illness, while lampooning TMZ reports and celebrity pardon dynamics.
The 1967 assault by Israeli boats using cannons rockets napalm and torpedoes on the USS Liberty is described with alleged witness suppression and government cover up. The piece links the event to the broader war on terror and critiques U S support for Israel amid regional conflicts. It also notes Ohio support for early education funding and urges legislators to back preschool and all day kindergarten programs.
The text claims former President Carter called Bush the worst president, worse than Nixon, and suggests Democratic leaders pressured him. It argues Carter risks heavy criticism and questions motives, noting commentators already labeled Bush worst and predicting more Democratic backlash. SEORGE HILL
Gender politics and science collide as birth ratios and male health trends shift. Studies from California to Italy link environmental stress and pollutants to fewer male births while rising testicular cancer and declining testosterone concern men. Public health debates grow, with calls for a federal Office of Men’s Health amid broader efforts favoring women’s health.
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