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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2007
Page
6
The fragment lists the Chronicle’s founder and publisher line from 1829 to 1991, naming A C Hudnutt and Arthur C Hudnutt as publishers with years, plus Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as editorial page editor and Kyle Kondik as assistant managing editor.
An editorial notes that Blackwater contractors who killed 17 Iraqis in Baghdad lack clear prosecutorial avenues under Iraqi or U.S. law. It cites no extraterritorial treaty, Bremer's order shielding contractors, and constitutional limits, urging Congress to fix the legal and political mess.
Newsday argues oil prices are driven by futures traders and speculation rather than Iraq or shortages. It notes Chinese and Indian demand, Iran tensions, and Fed rate cuts as factors, urging reduced SUV use and lower thermostat to save costs while calling for calmer policy rhetoric.
Readers praise a Chronicle-Telegram cremation story for its clarity and usefulness in advising life insurance discussions. Letters debate trash program funding, truck costs, and curbside logistics, with concern over EPA action and pilot-area testing. A note on a fatality headline prompts calls for safer driving and horn etiquette. Personal anecdotes cover overseas aid, Africa’s ruler, and a South Korea blanket purchase.
The Chronicle Telegram states letters to the editor are welcome and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and must include signature full home address and telephone number for contact.
Oberlin College aims to broaden political diversity under President Marvin Krislov. The writer notes Oberlin’s historic diversity and cites a Republican senior class president, plus former Kent State protest leader Jan Ting as a Republican candidate, illustrating the college’s evolving political landscape.
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