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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2007
Page
9
The Chronicle RP Book announces Andrew R. Young as Editor with Kyle D. Kondir as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald as Managing Editor. The note highlights leadership roles and the newspaper’s editorial structure.
The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial argues Greenspan should be judged by his central banking record, noting inflation control and recession avoidance while criticizing his 2001 support for Bush tax cuts. It contends tax policy widened income gaps, questions Iraq war motives, and highlights oil price increases since the invasion.
The Los Angeles Times editorial notes Dan Rather sues CBS for 70 million dollars claiming he was kept out of loop on a 2004 report about George W. Bush’s Texas National Guard service and that documents were not vetted, while production staff handled authenticity. It asserts the case exposes the curtain behind anchors and defends Rather’s courage in pursuing accountability.
Residents critique a Christian ministry for distributing Bibles with the Sunday paper. Letters defend education over ideological labels, question political viewpoints, and highlight a breast cancer awareness volleyball event at Elyria High. The piece also notes upcoming matches and encourages community support.
Readers are invited to send letters subject to editing. Include signature and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor The arn Box 4010 Elgriss Attention Editorial.
In a critical column, Harvey Gitler argues the Iraq war is privatized by private security firms like Blackwater, with tens of thousands of contractors earning high wages funded by U.S. taxpayers. He notes Iraqi license withdrawal, White House apologies, and calls to halt funding contractors to end the war, warning of chaos if military pay shifts to private entities.
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