Chronicle masthead and staff list from 1927 edition
The Chronicle masthead lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young atop the staff alongside editors Scott Brown Rudy Dicks and Pattie Waldo as managing and assistant editors. It notes founders and the July 24 1829 founding date and provides roles for several editorial positions.
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Endorsement urges Provenza for Lorain law director
Lorain Democrats face a May 6 primary between Mark Provenza and challenger Robert Gargasz. Gargasz is a veteran lawyer with prior law office work and city prosecution experience. Provenza touts depoliticizing the office and cost cuts, while noting past reporting lapses and less assertive council guidance. The Chronicle-Telegram backs Provenza for law director.
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Mike Scherach
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Peace effort in postwar Iraq faces Iraqi anger and hopeful aid
Retired Lt Gen Jay Garner, now leading postwar Iraq, spoke on NPR about aiding Kurdish refugees after the 1991 Gulf War. He recalled a Kurdish boy who drew a picture of peace with an American soldier. Thousands protest the American presence while others push for a representative government. Some call for governance rooted in Islam.
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National Public Radio
Garner
Saddam Hussein
Putting faith in an American led Iraqi effort
The text argues that despite dangers and civil unrest in Iraq, American plans show good intentions and Garner's competence promises improvements. It asserts that the United States can create a benign, stable government responsive to Iraqis, including children showing support, though transformation will not be simple.
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Iraq
Syria
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Bush
United Nations
Letters to the Editor urge May 6 tax vote and civic engagement
Elyria residents are urged to vote May 6 on a temporary 0.5 percent income tax levy to maintain services, with notes praising Mayor Bill Grace and televised roundtables. Readers discuss local elections in North Ridgeville and Avon, while broader debates touch on Bush, war, and health care for Iraq.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Pat Ingersoll
Dayka Schwinn Urges Ward Eight Voters To Support Suzann Dayka Schwinn
Lorain's 8th Ward voters are urged to back Suzann Dayka Schwinn for City Council. The message highlights her accessibility, communication, and focus on residents' concerns, promising respectful leadership and collaboration with peers. A separate letter critiques Syria policy and calls for decisive action and U N scrutiny.
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Lorain
Suzann Dayka- Schwinn
Suzann
David Kovacs
Election letters and submission deadlines noted
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for election letters. Deadline to be received by Wednesday April 30. May 4 is final day the election section runs. Letters must be 200 words or shorter with signature and contact details. contact methods include mail fax and email.
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