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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2007
Page
12
The Chronicle releases its new leadership lineup with A Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher, Andrew R Young as Editor, Dave Perczek on Editorial Page, and Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editors.
Lorain County Bar Association members offer a free class to lawyers urging them to take at least one case pro bono for Legal Aid Society of Greater Cleveland amid tight resources and high demand across Lorain County.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines brief letters to the editor for accuracy and clarity. It requests signatures full home addresses and telephone numbers and provides mailing and email submission details for letters.
Harvey Gittler argues the immigration bill aimed to win votes, offering a citizenship path for 12 million illegal immigrants while fueling a guest worker program and border tightening. He notes Hispanic support shifted with GOP stance, warning future political effects and urging bipartisan policy.
A reader argues for a public re vote on a smoking ban citing freedom of choice. They claim private clubs were exempt improperly and urge simpler language to reflect the law’s actual impact and owners rights.
Frank Vandersommen invites readers to Ely Square for the first of a summer series featuring Mike Moore. The free weekly event runs Thursdays from 11:00 to 1:00, with picnics and dancing encouraged and the town’s friends gathering to enjoy live music.
The Bush administration presses Iraqi leader Nouri al Maliki to show tangible political progress while facing court challenges to indefinite detention of so called enemy combatants. The 4th Circuit blocks mass detention authority as GOP candidates back Bush policies amid rising opposition.
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