Chronicle masthead and editor credits listing
The Chronicle masthead shows publishers A Cooper Hudnut and Andrew R. Young with dates 1829 and 1891, editors Dave Perczek and Pattie Wald, and staff roles including Harold Westerhold as managing editor. The page lists printers Hudnutt publishers and editorial leadership.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Mudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Dave Perczek
Lorain Eyes Minor League Baseball As Redcoats Visit
Lorain officials consider a minor league team and welcome the Ohio Valley Redcoats, an independent Frontier League club, to play spring games at Cam Pan Park. The move tests local interest without large stadium costs, as city leaders learn from Eastlake’s debt with the Caps. The Redcoats’ presence gives fans a temporary outlet for baseball.
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Letters Urge Informed Vote On Local Court Race
A letter from Elyria Township resident Jesse Dungan urges residents to attend Lorain County commissioners meeting on April 27 and seek information on a local issue. The writer endorses Kreig Hrusnahan for judge, praising his extensive experience and calling for voters to choose experienced candidates in May.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Ge Det Mackin
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Jeff Britton
Letters to the Editor Brevity Requested for Public Input
The notice urges concise letters to the editor limited to about 200 words and shorter, requested by a specific editor in a formal style. It provides mailing and fax details and offers an email option for submissions, outlining expected length and submission methods.
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Outsourcing Military Roles Faces Accountability and Cost Concerns
Brookings analyst Peter Singer cites Iraq contractors totaling up to 75,000 including 20,000 to 30,000 civilians. He notes scandals, miscoordination, and lack of accountability, with several killings and prosecutions of soldiers but few contractor charges. Critics warn outsourcing risks eroding military discipline and long-term costs.
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Democrats Seek Moderate Path in GOP Revival
Harvey Gilder argues both parties drift from core values as he urges Democrats to adopt centrist policies similar to Whitman. He cites GOP figures like Giuliani and Schwarzenegger as moderates and challenges Dems face branding, fundraising, and leadership changes amid a shifting national spectrum.
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Howard Wen
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