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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2005
Page
6
The Chronicle lists publishers and editors including A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, D Perczek, P A Thewald, and Matt Westerhold, noting the publication's long history from 1829 with editors spanning 1927 to 1991 and staff roles such as publisher, editor, and managing editor.
The House ethics committee faces a partisan staffing clash as Rep. Doc Hastings seeks to split chief counsel duties and install Ed Cassidy as majority staff director. Critics say the move undercuts bipartisanship and risks politicizing investigations involving figures like Tom DeLay. The panel remains embroiled over staff appointments agreed by both sides.
A letter condemns Congressman Sherrod Brown for supporting federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. The writer argues embryos are human life and accuses Brown of voting to kill preborn children for research. The piece urges Brown to stop backing policies seen as harming innocent lives and to leave office.
President Bush vows to veto a House bill expanding federal funding for stem cell research despite broad polls showing public support. The piece notes party defection, ethical lines, and a Capitol photo op with donors and embryos highlighting the divide over using excess embryos for research.
As the Army and Marines seek to fill ranks, conservatives push to limit women and gays from war roles while proponents say open service broadens capability. The piece notes women already serve widely, DOD policy restricting ground combat, and calls for ending bans to aid national security.
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