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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2011
Page
12
The Chronicle lists Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor in its masthead detailing newsroom leadership.
The Dallas Morning News notes Rick Perry’s stumble in Rochester Michigan during a debate may be a campaign killer. It highlights his mispronunciation of Energy and the ensuing media spin, along with lingering questions about policy depth and consistent support for Romney’s rivals Gingrich and Cain.
Raul Castro’s incremental reforms since 2008 have loosened state control in areas like mobile phones private barbershops and foreign land leases. A new law now allows private home sale, marking a sea change though critics warn it does not fully end state dominance or satisfy all Cubans. The piece notes Cuba’s shift toward a mixed economy modeled on China and Vietnam.
Letters celebrate Kipton Mayor Robert Meilander and police for safer streets, bike trail awareness, and a return to a small town feel. A resident condemns grave theft at Brookdale Cemetery, urging accountability, and a Wellington writer endorses Issue 15 for Lorain County JVS funding, citing regional education and economic benefits.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how letters to the editor are handled for brevity and accuracy. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer, may be edited, and require signature full address and telephone for verification. Contact options include Mail Fax and Email for responses.
Brennan Center warns new laws could bar as many as 5 million voters, mainly elderly, low income, minority or student groups. Arizona ousts redistricting chair Colleen Mathis amid GOP push. Pennsylvania eyes district based electoral votes to aid GOP.
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