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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2006
Page
12
Publication notes A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young named as editors with Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles for The Chronicle.
Sheffield police allege Charles Ralston 34 raped a 42-year-old coworker at the French Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in North Ridgeville. The woman, who was treated for injuries, says the attack occurred in the women’s locker room after they drank beer during their shift. Police note inconsistencies and a history of Leah prior conduct. The case also prompts scrutiny of Mayor David Gillock due to Ralston’s hiring and family ties, amid regional nepotism probes.
The House refused to consider a bill to force continued bargaining between the air-traffic controllers union and the FAA. Talks lasted nine months with mutual accusations of misleading statements. The FAA argues selective incentive pay costs about 30 million yearly and may raise average pay from 165 900 to 187 000 for new hires while granting existing workers higher pay overall, despite past 75 percent increases in 1998.
A flood of letters discusses U.N. arms curbs, George Soros, and global disarmament as threats to U S liberties. Contributors defend gun rights, criticize international bodies, and warn against using democracy as a mandate to disarm America. Individual voices cite policing, parenting, and national security amidst calls for restraint.
Max Boot argues Bush and Truman were more alike than critics claim. He contends both leaders used multilateral efforts in practice yet upheld unilateral action when necessary, noting NATO and UN roles while stressing decisive American power. The piece challenges liberal views and defends a pragmatic, independent U.S. approach.
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