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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2010
Page
12
The Chronicle notes its publishing history with key leaders including A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor, reflecting the paper's long familial and editorial lineage.
The court considers whether California can restrict sales of violent games to children, balancing First Amendment rights against states' interest in protecting minors. California argues games lack redeeming social value for minors, while industry and parents push for parental control and free speech protections. The case follows recent rulings on animal cruelty content and obscenity standards.
An editorial clarifies that downtown Elyria cannot ban alcohol without a vote by the local electorate, correcting the previous misstatement about city policy and legal process.
The Elyria era drama at the French Creek Nature Center recounts the 1907 Middle Avenue streetcar crash and Edgar Allen's son loss fueling fundraising for Elyria Memorial Hospital. At $10 admission, the show runs this weekend with strong performances including a portrayal of Edgar Allen.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including length limits of 250 words and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It asks writers to include signature full home address and telephone number with submission options by mail fax or email.
Carl P. Leubsdorf notes a slow economic rebound with job gains but rising unemployment fears. Democrats fear midterm losses unless growth accelerates and Latino and youth turnout shifts. GOP gains are projected in House and Senate races, while Obama remains personally popular and fundraising remains strong.
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