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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2007
Page
7
The Chronicle presents a clipped overview of its long published era with names of key leaders and editors. Founding and publishing lineage include A.C. Hudnutt, Arthur Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, and editorial staff such as Kyle Kondik, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace.
Elyria police officer Michael P Tanner, fired for lying and unbecoming conduct after being found at a party while on duty and with elevated blood alcohol, appeals the firing before an arbitrator. Chief Medders says Tanner’s long record and the lie were the final straw and the department is better off without him.
A Rose applauds Attorney General Marc Dann for ruling public school kindergarten should be free, potentially creating a state mandate by funding full day programs in Lorain County districts. Districts call it an unfunded mandate as current funding covers only half day classes.
The Washington Post editorial argues for the Free Flow of Information Act of 2007, backing balanced federal protection for confidential journalist sources. It notes over 40 reporters questioned by federal prosecutors and warns lack of federal shield would chill information vital to journalism and democracy.
The Elyria Landmarks Commission faces pressure over proposed demolition of West Avenue historic riverfront homes for parking. Advocates argue tearing down historic properties is unjustified when alternatives exist, urging planning that preserves heritage while enabling a new high school. The piece also reflects on civic duties and national discourse, urging residents to engage responsibly.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail or fax and email preferred for submission.
Daschle and Podesta of the Center for American Progress warn that GOP opposition to SCHIP reauthorization will backfire. They argue the program remains a success, expands private insurer roles, and its fate will shape the 2008 health reform debate. They urge clear, fact-based discussion to secure coverage for millions of uninsured children.
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