Hudnutt Publishing Line and Editorial Staff
Publication lineage lists A. C. Hudnutt founder on July 24, 1829 with Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher 1927 1950 and A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young as publisher editor Patti Ewald managing editor Julie Wallace assistant managing editor with no added events or context.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Ohio stimulus deal guts tobacco prevention program
Ohio lawmakers strike a mixed stimulus package led by Gov. Strickland that would pump about 1.57 billion into bonds and programs. A key provision shifts 230 million of 270 million tobacco endowment to fund the plan, jeopardizing tobacco cessation efforts despite claimed long-term savings.
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Ted Strickland
Strickland
House
Jon Husted
Senate
Bill Harris
Lorain County
Board of Regents
Eric Fingerhut
Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation
Ohio
Foundation
Taiwan votes for peaceful power shift amid cross strait ties
The Kansas City Star editorial notes Taiwan’s peaceful transfer of power to Ma Ying-jeou amid strong support for closer ties to China. It cites a 5 percent growth, income gaps, and wary reaction to Beijing’s Tibet crackdown as factors shaping the election and future relations. It urges U S pressure to maintain Taiwan’s defense while pursuing acceptable terms if reunification occurs.
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Taiwan
China
Ma Ying-jeou
Tibet
Frank Hsieh
Democratic Progressive Party
Bush
Beijing
Board of Education
Elyria
Ohio
Foster humane care for feral cats and shelter options
A reader condemns a local official for suggesting zapping feral cats and urges humane measures. The letter promotes live trapping, shelter placement, and neutering to prevent homelessness, urging readers to support homeless animals via local shelters and the HelpInAnimals site.
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Betty Blair
Blair
Elyria
Helpinganimals
Lindsay Pollard
POST
Norfolk
Readers propose public shelter plan as school aid to homeless
In a letter from Elyria, Brian K. Rosenkoetter suggests using public buildings like a new high school as temporary shelters for the homeless with restrooms, showers, cots, and student participation. He links relief to gas tax cuts, stimulus spending, and regional price differences to boost jobs and housing markets.
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New Orleans
Elyria
Feds
Virginia
Chicago
Brian K. Rosenkoetter
Improving Elyria requires taxes transparency and leadership
Elyria grew fast after the 1955 Ohio Turnpike opening, but older districts lagged. The piece recounts 1969 tax fights, calls for televised meetings, full agendas, and steps to fund streets, schools, and south Elyria, arguing higher taxes and occasional assessments are needed to address aging infrastructure.
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Norman H
Elyrians
Elyria
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio
Leonard P. Reichlin
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