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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2008
Page
10
The byline lists A C Hudnutt as founder with publishers from 1927 to 1991 including Arthur D Hudnutt and Andrew R Young. Patti Ewald Kyle Kondik serve as managing editor and editorial page editor respectively.
This editorial argues that Wall Street investors inflate gas costs via unregulated energy futures trading aided by the Enron Loophole. It urges Congress to empower the CFTC, close the loophole, and curb speculation to stabilize prices. It notes Obama and McCain proposals miss the core fix.
A reader argues for democracy by example not force, critiques US political blame games, and urges unity under God. The letter praises President Bush’s troops, voices support for Barack Obama, and dismisses Hillary Clinton as a rival to Obama's historic leadership.
Local figures joke about Mayor Krasienko as an ambidextrous speaker able to use both sides of the mouth with equal dexterity during a community event in Lorain. The remark highlights his talkativeness and public persona.
A condensed guide on submitting letters to the Chronicle Telegraph editor. It outlines methods by mail fax and email, with attention lines for Editorial Editor and contact details for mailing address box 4010 Elyria. It emphasizes providing a full home address and preferred email submission.
Washington Post columnist George Will argues for limited instant replay in baseball to correct only boundary calls. He cautions against overuse, noting human error and game rhythm, while acknowledging a cautious path toward reform.
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