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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2008
Page
22
The document lists the Hudnutt publishing lineage with A C Hudnutt founder on July 24 1829 and later publishers Arthur D Hudnutt 1927 1950 and 1970 1991. It names A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers and Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as editorial leadership.
Pennsylvanians go to the polls amid a narrowed Democratic race as Hillary Clinton faces Barack Obama. The piece notes Ohio and PA parity in demographics, prior primary shifts, and growing questions about honesty polls as voters await results.
The Washington Post notes 56 senators and over 200 representatives back a new GI education bill aimed at expanding veterans benefits for post 9 11 service members. Sen. James Webb and Sen. Chuck Hagel lead the effort, while Sen. John McCain has not joined.
Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner allowed colleges to issue utility bills to students to prove residency for voting. The move, urged by Oberlin College students and others, aims to reduce barriers to student voting while preserving legal residency rules. Critics warn of outsiders influencing elections, but supporters cite federal guarantees and mobility.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson critiques John McCain’s strengths and weaknesses as a Republican candidate. He argues McCain is flawed on economics foreign policy and Iran and not easily sold to voters. Robinson notes Democrats’ savvy framing and urges Clinton and Obama to avoid mutual damage.
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