The Chronicle: Historical Publisher Lineup
The Chronicle article lists key figures in its history including A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor with Hudnutt family leadership spanning years from 1927 to 1991. It notes founders and staff roles across decades.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Ganley challenges Sutton in 13th District race
The piece notes Tom Ganley a strong GOP challenger and car dealer with 32 Northeast Ohio locations seeks to unseat Betty Sutton amid the Cash for Clunkers debate. It contrasts GOP contenders James Brihan Frank Chestney Bill Haney Jim Hrubik Jason Meade Todd Sharkey, plus Sutton’s Democratic rival Justin Wooden, and highlights Sutton’s award from the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association.
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House
Betty Sutton
Congress
13Th Congressional District
Ohio Automobile Dealers Association
Sutton
Ohio
Cash
Clunkers
Tom Ganley
Washington
Ganley
American Motors
Ganley Automotive Group
James Brihan
Avon Lake
Frank Chestney
Brunswick
Bill Haney
Plastipak Packaging
Jim Hrubik
Norton
Jason Meade
New Franklin
A. Schulman
Todd Sharkey
Akron
Chapel
Justin Wooden
North Canton
At&t
Her
Primary election letters welcomed with deadline guidance
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor about the May 4 primary with a midnight Friday deadline. Submissions printed through the election will be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and should be 250 words or less. Include signature full address and phone number via mail fax or email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
City seal dispute and spending questions stir Elyria debate
The letter criticizes Mayor Grace over a 1200 dollar 2009 redesign of the city seal, alleges improper hiring, links campaign contributions to START Advertising, and cites the Elyria 2015 Plan while urging voters to support Issue 12 on the May 4 levy for mental health funding. It also condemns opposition tactics in health care reform and warns against fascist rhetoric.
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Bill Grace
Grace
Yes Elyria
Becky Stewart
Elyria
Tom Molich
U.S
Sherrod Brown
Betty Sutton
America
Invacare
IRS
Congress
Catholic Church Criticisms Prompt Reader Letter
A reader urges fair stories of volunteers over Catholic Church bashing and calls for positive features. The letter also includes a separate plea supporting Issue 5 and a critique of a health care reform bill, arguing against taxation shifts and federal funding.
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Salvation Army
Goodwill
Millie Bengele
Amherst
Darryl Durr’s execution amid anesthesia allergy claim
The text reports on Darryl Durr facing execution after allegedly raping and murdering 16 year old Angel Vincent, noting an claimed anesthesia allergy. It also includes letters praising road snow cleanup and urging Elyria voters to support Issue 5 to prevent budget cuts in Elyria Schools.
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Darryl Durr
Angel Vincent
Paul Sinegar
Elyria
Elyria High School
Prospect Elementary
Elyria Schools
Pipe Yard at Lorain Faces Theft and Upgrades
The Chronicle-Telegram reports on Pipe Yard in Lorain with $80,000 in improvements and thieves stealing $45,000 worth of equipment from a PC Campana Park storage locker. Park spokesman David Szabo says an insurance claim will be filed and equipment must be replaced. A letter suggests hiring night security guards for Pipe Yard and other Lorain County sites.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pipe Yard
Lorain
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Julie Wallace
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