The Chronicle Publisher and Editors Listing
The Chronicle shows the 1829 founding by A C Hudnutt and lists publishers including A D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 and Andrew R Young as publisher with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2010
Page
10
The Chronicle shows the 1829 founding by A C Hudnutt and lists publishers including A D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 and Andrew R Young as publisher with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
President Obama returns to Ohio for a Columbus stop on a six week drive to promote the economic recovery plan. The visit highlights a $25 million Nationwide Children’s Hospital road project funded by stimulus money, the 10 000th such project, and a broader political forecast ahead of November elections.
Amid calls to reform health care, concerns about overtreatment grow with rising CT use. The FDA weighs rules to print radiation doses on images and standardize dosages, plus track patient exposure. Studies link higher CT doses to future cancer risk, urging record keeping and patient skepticism toward repeated tests.
Readers in North Ridgeville and nearby areas share mixed feelings about silencing train whistles and political events. One letter laments loss of a longtime local sound, another defends Nikki Haley amid gossip, and a third supports BP blame distribution over the Gulf spill.
The piece notes U S military leaders avoiding the word operation for Kandahar efforts while Karzai and Obama emphasize purification and planning for a possible 2011 withdrawal. It cites Petraeus and Mullen on transfer timelines, ANA corruption, and Afghan revenues plus a New York Times mineral wealth forecast as potentially reshaping the war.
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