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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2005
Page
9
The Chronicle lists its history and leadership names including A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew A. Young as publishers and editors, with staff roles for Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold, noting publication history from 1829 to 1991.
The Washington Post reports a standoff over staffing in the House Ethics Committee after Rep Hastings pushes to reshape the chair led staff structure. Critics warn changes threaten bipartisan, nonpartisan governance amid looming inquiries involving Rep Delay.
Readers criticize Congressman Sherrod Brown for voting to back embryonic stem cell research funding. The letter claims the measure HR B10 would redirect taxpayer dollars to killing embryos, arguing all humans start as embryos and urging Brown to protect all human life.
The House passes a stem cell funding bill amid broad public support, but President Bush vows to veto if it advances. Specter, Hatch, and other Republicans back the measure as Democrats press for fewer restrictions, while Brownback threatens a filibuster. Polls show strong interest in research with potential cures for spinal injuries and diseases.
Boot, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, argues that policies restricting women and gays harms military effectiveness. He notes women now serve in many roles, cites Iraq casualties, cites GAO data on discharges, and predicts broader acceptance will grow, urging openness to openly gay service and broader inclusion.
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