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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2006
Page
20
The Chronicle Chronicle lists founders and long time leaders A C Hudnut and Arthur D Hudnut with publishing tenure, and notes 1970 1991 editor Andrew R Young, publisher Dave Perczek, and editors Pattie Wald Matt Westerhold.
The piece argues free speech precedes flag protection, noting the flag’s meaning and democracy. It critiques a Senate vote rejecting a constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration, cites the First Amendment, and urges Congress to focus on pressing issues like Iraq Afghanistan Iran North Korea and Katrina recovery.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor for publication. Letters are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and should not exceed 200 words. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail fax or e mail.
The piece cites Jefferson on newspapers and weighs The Times, Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times publishing government mining data to track terrorism financing. It argues free press rights exist but questions whether The Times should have published, stressing judgment over legal right.
Michael Goodwin critiques Bill Keller and The Times over a terrorism program story. He cites weeks of discussion with the administration, subpoenas on a bank clearinghouse, Congress awareness, and perceived anti Bush bias affecting perceived credibility.
Resident questions Mayor Grace on a drying effect claim for paving wetlands in Chestnut Lakes after EPA approval and tree removal by Forest City Land Development. Seeks clarification on engineering input and source for the statement amid flood concerns.
Writer argues that International Red Cross and other groups are scapegoated for abuses in Iraq. He notes Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International oppose torture, but says they lack power to stop insurgent violence. He questions why critics attack humanitarian groups instead of Bush administration policies.
A resident with 50 years in Elyria urges removing the current one lane bridge signs on Ford Road. He notes no traffic lights, double center lines, and two way traffic as the norm, warning of potential problems and requesting narrow bridge caution signs.
Leonard Pitts Jr questions a Miami Dade School Board move to ban travel books for children arguing the legal risk and cost. He contrasts this with ideas from educators in Los Angeles and Chicago on using $300000 to improve schools. He cites civics deficiency and calls for civic education for lawmakers.
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