Hudnutt and Young Editorial Leaders Listed
The notice lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991. It names A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young as publishers and editors, with Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor and Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor. Founded July 24 1829 AD.
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AD. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Scott Brown
Matt Westerhold
Tell PUCO No to FirstEnergy Stranded Costs Plan
Residents urged PUCO to reject or greatly modify FirstEnergy s plan to extend stranded costs through 2008. The piece notes $9 billion projected collection by 2005 07, questions over prior approvals, and calls for consumer action to pressure PUCO via mail phone or internet. It cites NOPEC as regional alternative and lists contact details for PUCO.
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Ohio
FirstEnergy Corp
FirstEnergy
Ohio Edison
Toledo Edison
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Tongren
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Lorain County
PUCO
First Energy
America
Kerry’s gas price blame game sails toward Bermuda Triangle
The piece portrays John Kerry criticizing George Bush for high gas prices and urging OPEC to lower prices. It argues environmental ideals clash with cheap fuel and questions Kerry’s economic plans, suggesting his approach mirrors past Democratic foreign policy and reliance on reserves. The tone is skeptical about Kerry’s proposed fixes.
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John Kerry
George Bush
Bush
OPEC
America
Kerry
Fedral Petroleum Reserve
Bermuda Triangle
Readers tackle city issues and graphic front page
Letters to the editor urge Elyria leaders to fix busy streets and hydrants while criticizing The Chronicle-Telegram for a graphic front page image. The column also endorses Dennis Will for Lorain County prosecutor, calling him ethical and stable amid partisan concerns.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Glenn Pomeroy
Republican Party
Lorain County
Dennis Will
Contemplating death by own action display sparks reader ire
Editor notes readers condemned the Wellington storefront display titled Contemplating death by own action at Special Effects. One letter from Sue Hamer of Wallington urged customers to boycott the store, calling the display disrespectful and a slap to families touched by tragedy.
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Wellington
Controversial Wellington Display Sparks Public Outcry
A harsh letter from Caroline M Harris condemns Chris Goran’s Special Effects window display in Wellington portraying death by own action. Lillie Coleman and others criticize the tasteless motif while urging customers to take their business elsewhere. The writer calls for future displays to close the store.
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Wellington
Chris Goran
Special Effects
David Bennett
Caroline M. Harris
Elyria
Front page outrage over storefront window article
A reader condemns The Chronicle Telegram for placing a tasteless storefront window story on the front page. The complaint calls for removal, an apology to Lorain County families who have suffered a death by own action, and criticizes the store owner’s humor as sick.
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NBC
Chronicle
Carly Wesemeyer Grafton
Chronicle-Telegram
Wellington
the Chronicle
Lorain County
Homeless Man In His Car Draws Local Debate
A community discussion centers on a homeless man living in his car, with supporters urging tolerance and noting he keeps to himself. The piece mentions truck drivers sleeping in their rigs and night workers who park as needed, highlighting varied perspectives on shelter and safety.
Community note from Lynette Parfitt
A message from Lynette Parfitt urges tolerance for a neighbor and invites recipients to Elyria Baptist Church, offering a welcoming invitation to attend services.
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Elyria Baptist Church
Lynette Parfitt
Elyria
Appalled by front-page focus on gender issues and conflict
A reader denounces The Chronicle-Telegram for front-page coverage of gender identity topics and promotes a harsh view of homosexuality and gender identity, while urging punitive action against perceived enemies. The letter also attacks American tolerance and makes violent rhetoric about Iraqis and calls for retaliation.
Letters to the Editor Guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter, may be edited to fit length, and must include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Mailing and contact details are provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chronicletelegram.com
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Bute
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Patti Ewald
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Alan R. Schaber
East Broad Street
Columbus
San Jose Mercury News
Grace
Carly
Elyria Catholic High School
Will
Sue Hamer Wallington
Lillie Coleman
Oberlin
Adams
Andy Hoover Grefton
Fallujah
Somalia
Chris Babapulle
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