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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2015
Page
10
The Chronicle lists historical masthead information with names and tenures for publishers and editors. It names A. C. Hudnutt and successors including Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace as editors and managers.
The Ledger-Enquirer urges reflection after Dylann Roof killed nine at a historic Charleston church. It condemns extremism, denounces domestic terrorism, and calls for empathy toward victims and their families amid political reactions.
The article surveys repeated Greek crises as the current bailout nears expiry on June 30 with a $1.7 billion IMF payment. It notes IMF conditions clash with Athens vows, cites a Merkel Tsipras meeting on June 25 as potential breakthrough, and warns of possible capital controls and brain drain if impasse looms.
Dana Milbank corrects June 13 column stating that Senator Lindsey Graham proposed a blanket five month ban. The actual bill includes exceptions to protect the mother and for rape or incest.
Milbank reports on a House floor debate where lawmakers criticize the lack of a formal war authorization. A vote 288 to 139 sustains inaction as Republicans and Democrats grapple with constitutional duty, Obama policy, and the War Powers framework.
Kathleen Parker reflects on the Charleston church massacre, praising Mayor Joseph Riley's leadership in fostering racial harmony. She urges patience for grief, noting the city’s historic role, the community’s resilience, and the need for measured public reaction rather than rapid political divides.
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