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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2008
Page
10
The notice lists Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991 along with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor. Kyle D. Kondie is editorial page editor and Pattie Waldd Julie Wallace serves as managing editor and assistant managing editor respectively.
Elyria mayor proposes shuttering Fire Station No 2 on East Broad Street before an audit of the Fire Department. With the Broad Street station open about 15 percent of the time, supporters say the map is confusing and resources should be focused on efficiency and economic development.
A reader laments illegal immigration and calls for immediate deportation of undocumented people. The letter links crime to illegal entry, opposes Spanish language in public spaces, and urges deportation as a solution.
A reader questions police treatment on Cops style arrests and demands scrutiny of judges and attorneys, referencing Ohio politics and the Dann era. The letter argues media attention and a new administration are needed to avoid further provocation amid Iraq strain. It ends urging prayers for change and calmer governance.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines brief letters to the editor, advising under 250 words and accuracy. It requests the writer name full address and telephone, with submission options by mail fax or online.
George Will argues Clinton's late recognition of demographic and procedural hurdles doomed her 2008 bid. He cites fairness rules, caucus math, and winner take all contrasts, noting Obama built an early delegate lead while Clinton faced structural obstacles.
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