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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2007
Page
7
The Chronicle lists historic staff and editors including A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt publisher 1970 to 1991. Andrew R Young serves as editor with Dave Perozek as editorial page editor. The document notes founders and dates around July 24 1829 and identities of key figures.
Monica Goodling testified under immunity about crossing the line by using political affiliation in hiring for some assistant U.S. attorneys. The remarks sharpen questions about White House involvement and Gonzales leadership as Deputy Attorney General McNulty faces renewed scrutiny and calls for Gonzales to resign.
Former Nebraska senator and 9/11 commissioner Bob Kerrey, head of The New School, critiques Democratic leaders chasing polls with withdrawal plans. He argues the Iraq war is over, the goal now is governing, not retreat, and warns against denying responsibility or citing oil. He urges Democrats to act with duty and realism.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines editor letters policy including length limits of 250 words or fewer, possible editing for brevity accuracy and clarity, and required signer information. Contact methods for submission include by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor.
Margaret A Reynolds of Oberlin urges withdrawal of U S forces from Iraq now and criticizes Oberlin City Council for impeaching President Bush. She argues veterans and founders would despise current partisan bickering over abortion and war policy.
A reader backs Ken Sedlak's column praising moral clarity and laments Democratic drift while endorsing independence. The letter also warns a young driver in a silver Dodge Neon on Hilliard Road to slow down, recounting near-misses with trees, a house, a neighbor’s car, and a telephone pole, urging caution to protect children and residents.
A Chronical-Telegram May 23 editorial attacked Oberlin for endorsing impeachment moves against President Bush and Vice President Cheney. It argued citizens have a duty to speak out when government errs in a democracy, emphasizing the people hold the buck.
Ben Lieberman argues Washington politicians push for a fivefold rise in the ethanol mandate and more oil drilling restrictions will raise gas and food costs. He cites the 2005 energy bill, ethanol use, corn prices, and global warming measures as drivers of potential $4 or higher gas, urging streamlined approvals and pro-energy policy.
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