Hudnutt and Young Editorial Leadership Timeline
A fragment lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1991 with Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R. Young as editor, Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, Patti Ewald as Managing Editor, and Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor, alongside an July 24 1829 founding note.
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Bus strike threatens Lorain students and routes
Lorain Schools face disruption as SBS Transit workers may strike after rejecting the final contract. Up to 1,475 students could be affected with routes canceled or consolidated and schedules altered. Parents urged to arrange early bus readiness and alternative transport if needed. Weather is mild, aiding travel plans.
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Gmail privacy concerns spark broad debate
The San Jose Mercury News reports Google launched a test Gmail service offering 1 gigabyte of free storage while scanning emails to serve targeted ads. Privacy advocates worry about eroding email privacy and potential law enforcement access, urging clear policies and opt in ads. Senator Liz Figueroa considers legislation to limit scanning and protect user messages.
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Roads Neglected in Elyria Sparks Letter to Editor
In a pointed letter, a resident criticizes Elyria officials for repaving West River Road North over higher-traffic mall routes. The writer argues more houses and tax revenue justify fixing roads serving shoppers and delivery traffic, urging funds from plate fee increases be spent on main streets instead.
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Peaceful cemeteries and better paths to peace
Bob Gross from Elyria argues that peace should be a means of coexistence rather than a goal achieved through war. He emphasizes learning to coexist to avoid needless deaths and cemetery growth.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Letters To Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words and reserves editorial edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number for mail fax or email submissions to the Editorial Page Editor at Elyria Ohio 44036 or chronicletelegram.com.
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Bush pressured to abandon war path and resign
A reader letter questions President Bushs handling of Iraq, accusing him of arrogance and missteps. The writer cites rising casualties, lies, and economic harms, urging voters to oust him in November and recalling Texas ties.
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Questioning Bush at news conference stirs debate over apologies
Carl Thomas argues that reporters pressed President Bush to admit mistakes over Iraq, accusing media of “gotcha” framing and political bias. He defends Bush’s stance that toppling Saddam was not misstep, and contends apologies belong to terrorists and war-mongering factions.
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