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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2011
Page
14
A chronology notes publishers and editor roles at The Chronicle from 1829 to 2010 including A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace as editor and managing editor reflecting the paper’s leadership history.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Mark Betleski sides with secrecy in a bid to shield a defendant Billy Gilbert from review of his criminal history. The ruling mirrors James Miraldi’s stance against open access, drawing praise from proponents of disclosure and warnings about eroding open courts.
The public blames governments and speculators for rising fuel costs while arguing the market will self-correct. Analysts note fear drives prices not supply, warn against tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and point to broader economic pain from higher gas if prices stay high.
A reader voices frustration with perceived bias in union protest coverage across Ohio and beyond. He cites Wisconsin politics, alleged bidding loopholes, and a TV editorial that compared peaceful protests to Greek riots. He questions whose voices are heard and warns of undermined rights and livelihoods.
The piece argues labor rights are inalienable and rooted in founding freedoms. It recalls Nazi, Stalinist, and apartheid abuses against workers, notes MLK supported the 1968 Memphis sanitation strike, and highlights Pope John Paul II and Solidarity backing union dignity as essential to humanity.
A letter criticizes U S Representative Betty Sutton for perceived overlapping federal programs and high union worker costs. The writer cites 1054 auditors for ObamaCare and compares federal and private sector benefits, urging Ohio legislation akin to federal public union provisions and SB 5.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues America struggles with core ideals and free speech after a Supreme Court decision on Westboro Baptist Church. He weighs historical wrongs, current protests, and the tension between protecting hurtful speech and defending democratic values. The piece ends urging vigilance to preserve rights.
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