Recree Publishing and Hudnutt Family Leadership
A record of the Recree era with founding date July 24 1829 and notable Hudnutt publishers from 1927 to 1991. Names listed include A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher editor Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold managing editor and assistant editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Lorain casino plan could harm local schools tax base
Opinion questions whether a proposed Eastern Shawnee casino at the Lorain Pellet Terminal site would exempt tribal land from property taxes, undermining school funding. Critics fear loss of tax rolls and unclear local benefits, urging school officials to demand concrete figures and safeguards.
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Lorain
Lorain Flatbar
Craig Faltin
Faltin
Gary Goodmansen
Hie Obie Department of Taxation
Indi Iibes
Richard L. Ringel
Cedar Paint
Minnesota
Calliny
Jorry Causey
Ald
Chronicle-Telegram
Thi T Vibe
Dina Ferrer
Ferrer
Jotte
Lemoment
Letters on a cat abandonment and political campaign notes
Reader appeals to find a cat abandoned on a porch and urges adoption via PetSmart. Also included are a son James Barilla pausing campaign for judge and a public appeal praising his qualifications, urging votes on May 3 for James Y Barilla in Avon Lake.
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PetSmart
Fly In
Paign
Avon Lake
James
James Barilla
Jaynes Barilla
James Y. Barilla
John and
Mary Barilla
WHO reform needed as infant formula debate heats up
The column urges Congress to rein in the World Health Organization amid criticisms of its handling of HIV AIDS and malaria and its push to restrict infant formula. It argues that formula can aid health and women’s choice, especially in developing nations, and warns against anti enterprise activism at the WHO.
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Pan Volcker
United Nations
Congress
World Health Organization
WHO
ANN
WHA
World Health Assembly
Geneva
Developing Nations
Nestle
Belgium
Africa
Anas
Terri Schiave
Two Lives Ended, Different Reactions in Public Eye
Leonard Pitts argues two deaths, Sun Hudson and Theresa Schiavo, show a divided public response. He notes marches and media glare around Schiavo, while Hudson’s death drew little protest or attention. The piece contrasts political and legal actions surrounding end of life choices and the role of courts, lawmakers, and media in shaping the narrative.
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George W. Bush
Ian Hudson
U.S
Theresa Schiavo
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