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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle lists A. Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher and Andrew R. Young as Editor with staff roles including Dave Perczek Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor and Julie Wallace Assistant Managing Editor. This masthead identifies leadership and newsroom hierarchy.
A surprise Russian ultimatum to Iran withhold nuclear fuel for the Bushehr plant and the withdrawal of hundreds of Russian specialists threaten the project. Officials say motives mix commercial and political aims, with U.N. sanctions possibly intensifying as Moscow bets on Tehran's reaction.
A NASA funding shortfall slows the asteroid tracking program, delaying a key mission to spot space rocks that could threaten Earth. The issue is global, with emphasis on international support to defend life by detecting and diverting potential impacts, recalling events like the 1908 Siberian event and the dinosaurs' extinction.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, stating they should be 250 words or shorter. Longer letters will be edited to fit. Include signature, full home address, and phone number. Mailing address is Box 4010, Syria 44036. fax 329-7262. email letters@chronicle-telegram.com.
In Washington the gentrification wave tests Manna Inc founder Rev. Jim Dickerson's 1982 housing mission. Manna owns nearly 1,000 units yet faces competition from investors as affordable housing strains amid rising rents and taxes. Inclusionary zoning and community land trusts gain traction, while critics warn against price spikes and restricted low income buying.
Harvey Gittler argues the Constitution gives Congress no power to declare or run war. He criticizes Democratic attempts to attach withdrawal riders and urges the president to declare victory, bring troops home, and stop Congress from managing the war. He notes past debates on World War II and Vietnam.
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