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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 2015

Page

14

Chronicle staff and history notice

The Chronicle lists staff roles and publication history with founders and editors including A C Hudnutt and A D Hudnutt. Andrew R. Young is named editor Julie Wallace managing editor, reflecting long running newspaper leadership.

Julie Wallace

Elyria Police use of deadly force needs a small policy fix

An Ohio advisory board set a first ever standard for use of force and officer screening. Elyria PDs current 10 page policy lacks the word objectively to align with the state standard and to ensure officers judge force by what a reasonable officer would do on the scene.

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Letters to the editor election guidelines Nov 3

The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor about the November 3 general election. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday October 23. letters must be 250 words or fewer and include signature full address and phone number for verification.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Letters Chroniclet.com

Lorain County Fair booth exit sparks party critique

A reader blasts the Democratic Party over the closing of its Lorain County Fair booth and accuses Matt Lundy of partisan maneuvering while contrasting responses to Confederate flag sales with potential support for Planned Parenthood. The letter also discusses Megyn Kelly and Donald Trump debate questions and Cal Thomas’s critique.

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Open Letter Urges Lorain County Fair Flag Ban

Anthony B. Giardini appeals to the Lorain County Fair Board to ban the display and sale of the Confederate flag at the fair. He cites its history as a symbol of oppression, emphasizes allegiance to the Stars and Stripes, and warns that the Democratic Party would withdraw from the fair if the flag is allowed. He calls for banning all symbols of hatred and intolerance.

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Almanac Highlights for September First Year

The almanac notes today is September 1 2015 the 244th day of the year and first day of September. It lists notable birthdays including Engelbert Humperdinck Edgar Rice Burroughs and Gloria Estefan and recounts a World War II population loss in Poland. It mentions Masanori Murakami breaking into MLB in 1964 and a Boston subway project unearthed graves. The moon phase spans from the August 29 full moon to the September 5 last quarter.

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