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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2007
Page
5
The Chronicle masthead lists A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1956 and Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 to 1994 with Andrew R Young credited as editor. The line reflects historic leadership and editorial stewardship of the newspaper.
Elyria Fire Marshal Robert Dempsey urged City Council to hire a third party auditor to assess whether fire protection in Elyria is properly designed to meet needs. A review committee will study the proposal, aiming to bring credible analysis amid a dispute between Mayor Grace and firefighters over staffing cuts and station operations.
A Los Angeles Times editorial warns that Darfur violence escalates as 10 African Union peacekeepers die at Haskanita. It flags the shift to a 26,000 strong UN force, calls on Senegal Nigeria and others to maintain troops, and highlights a looming famine amid water shortages and climate-driven drought. The piece urges renewed global assistance after the blue helmets arrive.
The writer argues Ahmadinejad is a fanatic guided by Shiite belief in the Mahdi and imminent apocalypse. He warns against dismissing him as a lunatic, noting his internally consistent, exclusionary ideology and readiness to use force if needed, with global consequences feared if ignored.
Washington Post columnist Marie Cocco analyzes how the 2006 midterm shift left Democrats in control and intensified Republican unity on Iraq, health care for low income children, and spending. She notes fewer moderates, veto battles over the State Children's Health Insurance Program, and the political dynamics shaping votes in Virginia, Florida, and the Southwest and Midwest regions.
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