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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2006

Page

12

Chronicle masthead and publisher list snapshot

The Chronicle masthead includes Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher on file from 1970 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively and Dave Perczek Pattiewald Matt Westerhold in senior editorial roles.

Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Pattiewald Matt Westerhold

Plea ends years of mystery in Stacey Balas murder

Larry Wade pleaded guilty in a Cuyahoga County court to murdering Stacey Balas who disappeared November 25, 1996 from a Subway where she worked. He will serve 20 years to life beyond previously served rape time. The Balas family, while not calling it closure, gains justice as the case ends with Wade behind bars.

Larry Wade Cuyahoga County Stacey Balas North Ridgeville Subway Balas Dave Balas Stacey Wade Lorain County Columbia Township

Civilian leadership urged for CIA amid Hayden nomination

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette notes a debate over replacing Porter Goss with Gen. Michael Hayden, highlighting calls for a civilian head to balance military influence. It cites past CIA failures, concerns over surveillance without court orders, and the need for Senate scrutiny of domestic and foreign wiretapping programs.

National Security Agency Congress Hayden CIA U.S Iraq Afghanistan Bush

Be Kind to Animals Month Urges Safe Pet Adoptions

The notice warns against advertising free pets due to risk of abuse and theft. It advises asking for a donation, securing driver’s license, phone number and address, and to vet buyers. Local humane groups endorse checks and cautions about misuse including research labs, fighting rings, or puppy mills. Elyria and LaGrange related quotes accompany regional concern.

Vicki Praszek LaGrange

Hard to justify more tax cuts in perilous times

Allan R. Holland argues against further tax cuts for the wealthy by the Bush administration and Republicans. He notes rising national debt, unmet domestic needs, and Iraq war costs, warning future generations will pay the price. The piece questions motives and politics.

Mr. Bush Republican Congress Iraq Allan R. Holland

LaGrange Township EMS Letter Defends Volunteer Department

A LaGrange Township letter responds to an April 25 story about ex EMT Helen Rader and Trustee Rita Canfield. It defends the volunteer LaGrange EMS praising reorganizaton for improving patient care while noting volunteers hold full time jobs elsewhere and work part time.

LaGrange Helen Rader Rita Canfield Helen Linda L. Thompson Elyria LaGrange Ems

Malpractice Insurance Crisis Spurs Calls for Action

SAM RISTAS warns that skyrocketing malpractice insurance threatens physician availability. He cites Ohio data showing up to half of physicians may close within three years, risking obstetric and heart care delays and long ER waits. urges Congress to act and urges the public to contact lawmakers in Washington.

Ohio Congress Washington, D.C Sam Ristas Elyria

Guidelines for Letters to the Editor

Editorial advice for submitting letters by mail to The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria. It lists contact methods including box address, fax number, and email for editorial submission.

The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Letters Chroniclet.com

Bush spying program scrutiny rises as Hayden heads CIA

The USA Today report says NSA collected comprehensive records of telephone calls by tens of millions of Americans while Hayden ran the NSA. Major carriers AT&T Verizon BellSouth allegedly cooperated. Qwest reportedly declined. Senate leaders plan hearings to question the administration and Hayden’s CIA confirmation follows.

Bush Administration Senate Michael W. Hayden George W. Bush CIA Hayden National Security Agency USA Today NSA At&t Verizon BellSouth Qwest al- Qaida Elliott Ryan Seacrest Iraq Abu Ghraib Texas Bush Bill Clinton S. Senate Judiciary Arlen Specter R-Pa Dianne Feinstein D-Calif Sen Patrick Leahy D-Vi

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