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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2007

Page

7

The Chronicle Editorial Page Staff Header

The Chronicle lists its publishing and editorial leadership with A Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher and Andrew R. Young as Editor. Kyle D. Kondik is the Editorial Page Editor, indicating the newspaper’s senior masthead and page governance.

Kyle D. Kondik

Musharraf and a State of Emergency in Pakistan

The Chicago Tribune editorial argues that Pakistan under Pervez Musharraf cannot have free elections while the state of emergency suppresses opposition, removes judges, and bans independent media. It warns that arresting opponents and overreaching security measures undermine democracy and fuel extremism, suggesting Lincoln’s warning on true legal status applies.

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CHIP in flux as parties clash over reauthorization

Fort Worth Star-Telegram editorial notes bipartisan effort on SCHIP faces party finger pointing. Senate passed a veto proof expansion of 35 million over five years while House Democrats pushed 47 million more, sparking Republican opposition. The piece cites leadership, policy aims, and a current extension through Dec 15, urging timely action to protect children’s health care.

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Buy American and keep jobs from going overseas

A reader urges Americans to refuse imported and lead polluted toys, shop at US makers, Amish markets, and online catalogs for American goods. The letter argues predatory lenders and overseas competition harm workers, calls for new US stores, and links this to a broader political aim to protect the economy and future. It ends with a notice about retiring local music group leaders Clyde and Clara Mae Matthews and a call to find replacements to keep the Kitchen Cuties performing for elderly residents.

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Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Submissions should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44035 by fax to 3239618 or by email at letters chroniclet com.

Chronicle-Telegram

Immigration policy debate and the 2008 election

Gittler argues immigration will dominate the 2008 race, contrasting local calm with national crisis. He critiques deportation tactics, suggests border reinforcement without a fence, and endorses President Bush’s path to citizenship while urging integration and education for undocumented residents. He criticizes Dobbs style proposals as harmful and warns against ethnic cleansing rhetoric.

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