Editorial Leadership at the Hudnutt Press 1927 to 1950
The record notes A C Hudnutt as founder published on July 24 1829 with Kyle D Kondie serving as Editorial Page Editor from 1927 to 1950.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2008
Page
10
The record notes A C Hudnutt as founder published on July 24 1829 with Kyle D Kondie serving as Editorial Page Editor from 1927 to 1950.
Ohio lawmakers debate caps on payday loan rates and repayment rules. Rep. Batchelder backs a 36 percent cap, while Rep. Lundy proposes a compromise with longer repayment periods and a financial training program. Both aim to curb high fees that trap borrowers.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be 250 words or shorter and edited for brevity, accuracy and clarity. Include full name, home address and telephone number with the submission via mail fax or email.
A reader laments local levy confusion and laments blame between Elyria and Lorain voters. The writer attacks Walter and Hillary Clinton Barack Obama for dishonesty and misstatements about wars sniper fire WMDs and al Qaeda precedents citing Snopes quotations to challenge Democrats.
Residents criticize Mayor Bill Grace for a perceived autocratic style and unsafe city governance. A call to attend council meetings, demand budget transparency, and organize groups to study public records and push reforms.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson argues the Basra fighting exposes the Iraqi government as weak and Maliki’s leadership as impulsive. He questions the surge's success, US and UK roles, and whether continuing the occupation serves vital interests or merely props political figures.
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