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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2007
Page
10
The article lists Arthur D. Hudinutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 and notes A Cooper Hudnut and Andrew R. Young as publishers, with Dave Perozek as Editorial Page Editor and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor.
An Enquirer analysis of 46 southwest Ohio cases shows 20 percent of online sex sting offenders faced no jail time and nearly half received three months or less. Prosecution and judges clash over whether sentences reflect harm, as many offenders are described as ordinary men with careers and families before their names and faces appear on Hansen's program.
Texas inmate Patrick Knight No 999072 scheduled for execution June 26 for the 1991 killing of neighbors Walter and Mary Werner. He set up a MySpace page Dead Man Laughing seeking jokes to read during his final statement, while insisting he wants light moments, not prison or death jokes. He accepts his guilt and aims to keep things light as the clock ticks.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 250 words and may edit longer submissions for brevity. Include full home address and telephone number, addressed to Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 with a listed fax line and email for submissions.
A letter discusses USF growth due to wireless funding and the need for reform. It argues the Joint Board aims to cap runaway wireless subsidies, stabilize the fund, and reduce consumer telephone bills, while stressing rural broadband needs and the role of rural carriers. The writer is Timothy A. Kissane of Century Tel and adds a second voice from Joe Fronckowiak criticizing fuel price politics.
On June 8 this paper printed an opinion arguing that state executioners should remain anonymous. Louis Vinoverski of Elyria criticizes calls to identify those performing the service and warns of dangers if a Muslim extremist were executed. The piece also references witness protection and FOIA concerns.
ETTA RUTH WEIGL argues the proposed immigration bill would split families, punish 12 million undocumented immigrants with fines and long waits, and criminalize lack of papers. She warns raids could disrupt industries and tarnish the nation’s democratic, humane image with a closed “Golden Door.”
Cal Thomas reviews the forthcoming Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington DC to mark the 20th anniversary of Reagan's Berlin speech. The piece cites estimates from The Black Book of Communism and highlights quotes from Anhthu Lu and others while condemning leftist apologia and calling for accountability.
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