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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2014
Page
8
A stylized historical masthead lists publishers A.C. Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 1991 A. Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 and editor Andrew R. Young with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
The piece argues for a firm Western response to Russia's Crimea occupation. It proposes coordinated sanctions, NATO reassurance measures, travel bans on oligarchs, and delaying or canceling major summits to push Putin toward reversing course while preserving a path for possible diplomatic resolution.
The College Board will drop the mandatory essay from the SAT and remove certain obscure vocabulary while offering an optional new analysis essay. It will reduce math topics but deepen coverage and provide online tutoring for low income students. The move comes as colleges increasingly accept the ACT or test optional policies.
Ed FitzGerald argues House Republicans favor large wealth tax cuts giving the top 1 percent vastly more than the rest. An Ohio GOP spokesman counters that funding private sector growth is key. The note also urges theater and school coverage in Elyria, highlighting a local science fair win by Garrett Popovich.
The piece argues Barack Obama must take a firm stand for Ukraine's independence and territorial integrity without derailing possible peaceful resolution. It recalls George H W Bush's 1991 Ukraine speech, noting his conflicting support for Ukrainian independence and Soviet primacy. It cautions against broad confrontation with Russia yet urges strong economic pressure and allied unity.
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