Chronicle Staff and Publishing Leadership Lineage
The Chronicle lists its origin date July 24 1829 and details publishers including A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 and current publisher A Cooper Hudnutt with editor Andrew R Young and editorial page editor Dave Perczek noted alongside managing editor Patti Ewald.
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Indecision 2004 Crespo faces Hatch Act fallout
Juan Molina Crespo, longtime executive director of the Lorain County Children and Families Council, is found to have violated the Hatch Act by pursuing a partisan run for county commissioner while funded by federal and state grants. A federal hearing judge orders him to lose his job. Crespo plans an appeal possibly to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Jules
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Office of Special Counsel
Crespo
Ted Kale
U.S. Supreme Court
Letters on courts and pride in democracy in Ohio
An Letter to the Editor defends the independent judiciary, praises troops and U S democracy, and questions partisan coverage. It cites Ohio figures, laments hypocrisy in national debates, and warns against evangelical premillennialist dangers fueling global conflict. Wayne Beckley of Elyria signs the piece.
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Columbus
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Don Michaels
Gittler
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Terri Schiavo
NOW Gang
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Paula Jones
Juanita Broderick
Bill Clinton
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Robert Byrd
Washington
Mecca
Wayne Beckley
Elyria
Who will pay for Security and future retirees question
The speaker questions how Social Security funding will be sustained as experts chart ratios of workers per retiree. They allege Bush administration shifts years to claim solvency in the early 21st century. The inquiry asks who will bear the load when good-paying jobs are sent overseas.
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Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines for Readers
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words. Editorial Page Editor welcomes submissions by mail fax or email with signature full address and phone number. Mailing address Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax 329-7282. Email letters chronictetetegram com.
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Schools as human communities offer path to safer classrooms
Julia Steiny argues for First Things First to reboot failing schools by building caring teacher adviser networks that know each student and family. She cites antisocial behavior, but says empathetic, relationship-centered environments can redirect youths toward adulthood, improving discipline, trust, and learning.
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