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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2018
Page
6
The Indiana Hazette, established 1890 by Indiana Printing and Publishing Company, lists leaders including Michael J. Donnelly and Lucy R. Donnelly with service through 1993, and Joseph L. Geary as VP and secretary. The paper pledges to be a friend to all, promoting right and community welfare without bias.
The author disputes the Saudi cover story and questions U S policy toward Mohammed bin Salman criticizing a shift in values and interests since 9 11 arguing for religious reform in Saudi Arabia and a rebalanced approach to oil and arms ties.
Friedman argues that Saudi reforms depend on true social and religious modernization and a public wart of ideas led by MBS. He criticizes the regime for Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance and warns a failed reform path could produce a failed state harming U.S. interests. He urges censure of MBS without harming Saudis, urges appointing an ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
The notice sets Tuesday October 23 at 5 p.m. as the deadline to submit letters about the November 6 general election. Letters from candidates and their committees will be treated as paid advertising.
Hillary Clinton defends Bill Clinton amid MeToo era scrutiny over the 1990s scandal. She maintains the intern consent stance and rejects abuse claims while acknowledging political consequences. The piece notes a wider pattern of conduct, calls for accountability, and predicts a touring public stance that may clash with feminist principles.
The piece discusses the grand jury report on Catholic Church abuse, the push for a two year civil suit window, and the split legislative response. It notes Senate opposition, the compensation fund proposal, and the potential for court rulings and eventual action by Gov. Wolf to resolve decades of harm.
The Indiana Gazette invites letters via website email or mail to Mike Petersen editorial page editor. Include address and phone, no anonymity, focus on issues not personalities, no form letters, limit about 350 words, subject to editing, one submission every 30 days.
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