Chronicle masthead noting Hudnutt editors and staff
The Chronicle lists historic masthead lines with founders and publishers from 1829 onward. Current editors include Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as managing editor, framing a long lineage of Hudnutt family leadership.
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Julie Wallace
Romney campaigns in Lorain as Obama hits college
In Lorain County Romney targets Obama over economic policy while Obama previously visited Lorain County Community College to promote job training. The scene echoes past campaigns at National Gypsum plants, where closures amid the housing crash frame the debate on foreclosures and recovery.
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Barack Obama
Lorain County
Newt Gingrich
Rick Santorum
Mitt Romney
Obama
Lorain County Community College
Romney
Lorain
Hillary Clinton
George W. Bush
Bush
National Gypsum
Tampa
Fla
General Motors
Chrysler
Santorum
GOP
Gingrich
Political Action Committee
Jerry Shinsky
World Net Daily
Justice Department
Snopes
Shinsky
Republican Party
Secret Service scandal shows broken command and culture
A critique of 11 agents in the president's advance detail portrays a frat like culture with alcohol fueled lapses and unprofessional behavior. The piece argues lost clearances and dismissal reflect failure of oversight and judgment in protecting national leaders.
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Secret Service
Army
Abu Ghraib
Navy
Commerce Department
Controversy over The Vagina Monologues at Elyria High
Readers condemn a Lorain County event at Elyria High School for graphic sexual content. The letters question messaging on rape awareness and feminism, and critique coverage of reproductive rights and Obama era claims.
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Lorain County
Nord Center
Betty Dodson
Wendy McElroy
Cosmic constitutional theory challenges modern judicial activism
Judge J Harvie Wilkinson III argues that living originalism and pragmatism threaten self governance. He defends restraint, warns against activism, and calls for interpreting the Constitution through the Declaration to protect individual liberty from majority overreach.
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Washington
J. Harvie Wilkinson III
Ath
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Oxford
Wilkinson
Antonin Scalia
Wilkin
Son
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Felix Frankfurter
America
John Marshall
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