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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2006
Page
12
Publisher editor and editorial staff list presented with roles including publisher editor editorial page editor and assistant managing editor, showing names Le ee A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Dave Perozek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold.
Virginia Republican Frank Wolf urges creating a bipartisan panel to propose options to balance the budget. An independent group would deliver a budget package for Congress to vote on, with potential tax and revenue considerations also examined. White House adviser Allen Hubbard signaled openness to tax questions as part of a broad review.
A Windsor reader condemns a kindergarten teacher for ending awards after 14 of 21 students. The letter laments seven children left unnamed and sad, criticizing nonacademic praise like drawing or relating stories and a final “he tried his best” as unjust.
The Elyria City Schools administration at Windsor Elementary apologized for omitting special certificates during the kindergarten graduation. The district acknowledged the error, stated every child is special, and invited families to share concerns with the district.
James Pinkerton argues Bush's border strategy clashes with reality as court cases and security concerns surface. He notes Muslim migrants at the border, scrutiny of who may live in the U S, and GOP political shifts including Tancredo's straw poll win and Bilbray's San Diego House election victory.
Gil Ferguson notes Live Science examined common myths such as 10 percent brain use and headless chickens. The piece debunks each claim with scientific context, explaining brains are fully active, cats may land on paws, and other popular tales lack evidence.
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