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The Chronicle presents its imprint with founders and key editorial leaders. Names include Husinutt as publisher, 1927 1850 dates, Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew Young editor, Scott Brown Bonona Page Editor and Audy Dicks Pattiewald as managing and assistant editors respectively.
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FAA move eyed for Lorain County Regional Airport
The FAA plans to relocate its Automated Flight Service Station from Cleveland Hopkins to Lorain County Regional Airport, potentially adding about 60 jobs. Officials warn the move faces public scrutiny and possible local resistance, while supporters push for openness and timely debate.
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Honoring Lynch's rescuers by lawmakers proposal
Two lawmakers push to reward Mohammed and his wife, the couple who rescued Jessica Lynch. They urge Homeland Security to offer refugee status under a 2002 law, while noting they could stay in Iraq to aid rebuilding or move to the United States as citizens.
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Letters Defend Elderly Drug Options Across Borders
A reader agrees with Congressman Sherrod Brown that denying seniors access to affordable Canadian drugs is wrong. The letter attacks U S pharmaceutical firms for forcing elders to choose between food and medicine and urges FDA focus on drug abuse rather than prescription debates. Lorain signatories Bob and Deb Ratajczak urge freedom of choice for the aged.
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Readers urge preservation of Elyria Public Library
A long letter from Fred Smith of Elyria argues libraries are vital community resources for study, news, and empowerment. The writer notes a past attempted cut to state local government funding, references 16th Amendment tax definitions, criticizes media bending on Jessica Lynch, and urges readers to contact legislators to keep the Elyria Public Library open.
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Children stressed by excess schoolwork faith plea
A reader toils over worrying about heavy homework for a 6th grader and asks if schools should ease assignments. The note urges prayer for students and staff, including teachers, office workers, bus drivers, cooks, and janitors, to restore joy, peace, and laughter in schools.
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Election letters deadline for May 6 ballot set
The Chronicle Telegram outlines deadlines for letters to the editor about the May 6 2003 ballot. Letters must arrive by Wednesday April 0 and May 4 is the final day the Sunday letters will run. Include signature full address and phone.
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Bush era hawks push Syria invasion talk after Iraq
Clarence Page surveys the post Saddam landscape noting Bush administration rhetoric against Syria and Iran, Woolsey and Rumsfeld warnings, and Colin Powell urging nonmilitary options while Congress debates America’s role in a shifting Middle East.
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