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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2009
Page
12
The document lists founders and publishers including A. Cooper Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor. Julie Wallace serves as managing editor. It notes founding date July 24 1829 A C. Hudnutt and periods 1927 1950 and 1970 1991.
The Philadelphia Inquirer weighs Sonia Sotomayor as Obama’s first Supreme Court nominee. Her strong resume includes Princeton Yale Law School and a 1991 federal bench appointment. Conservatives question her views citing empathy comments and activism claims while defenders stress experience and temperament.
President Obama backs FDA regulation of tobacco as Senate moves toward a floor vote on the bill after House approval. Sen Edward Kennedy leads the push, arguing labels misleading about safety should end and youth marketing must be curbed. Polls show broad public support for FDA control.
Readers laments civil liberties during war and critiques U S policy after 9 11 with calls for open dialogue. Voices reference Brennan Pelosi and Marie Cocco while noting public opinion on Afghanistan and war funding. MICHELLE JOHNSON LaGrange asks for justice for a murder victim and supports the death penalty.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be sent by mail to Elyria Ohio or by email to the Chronicle Telegram contact address.
Column notes critics like Newt Gingrich and Rush Limbaugh attack Sonia Sotomayor as a racist stereotype while praising her resume. It argues her record shows judicial restraint in Ricci v DeStefano and expects Senate hearings to reveal context behind quotes.
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