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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2016
Page
20
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers spanning 1829 to 2010 with A. C. Hudnutt and successors including Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace serving as editor and managing editor respectively in the documented epochs.
President Obama urged a smooth two month transition with President-elect Trump and said Trump has paid attention to his advice. He highlighted economy and foreign policy while stressing Iran sanctions, Paris climate accord, Syria, Guantanamo, and immigration as priorities. He noted a “new reality” in politics as Trump forms his team, and urged consensus beyond campaign rhetoric.
The Washington Post notes President elect Donald Trump again excludes press from travel and meals, raising concerns over information rights and office protocol. It urges adherence to news access norms even before inauguration, citing how pool coverage informs the public and emergency response.
Readers in Elyria respond to national results with praise and frustration, naming Obama era policies and Clinton concerns, while criticizing media and Democrats. A tribute honors Tim Haury of the Patriots Community Band for support to Elyria High School activities and local music groups.
George Will argues for the REINS Act to curb federal rule making and for Keystone XL pipeline legislation to create jobs and ease climate anxieties. He critiques environmental opposition, notes pipeline logistics, and jokes about a DNC staffer named Zach while highlighting political theatre and constitutional powers.
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