Mucinutt Publishes Front Matter for 19th Century Paper
The fragment lists staff of a historical newspaper with founders and editors. Mucinutt is named as publisher, A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew Young as editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, and Aiceareon Ewald as assistant managing editor. The date July 24, 1829 is noted as founding, with 1927-1850 referencing years of operation.
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AD. Mucinutt
Rudy Dicks
Aiceareon Ewald
REP faces doubt after Lorain plant woes and cash concerns
An independent accountant doubts REP’s ability to carry out its business plan as capital spending drops from 20 million to 6 million. Lorain plant maintenance lags, officials blame fish clogging the furnace and rising gas costs, raising fears of a repeat bankruptcy era for the REP group and regional economy.
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Larry Sentile
United Steelworkers Union Local 1104
Lorain
REP
Republic Technologies International
Craig Fortin
Sleeping With
Fishes
Rescuing Iraq treasures highlights postwar restitution calls
Retrospective critique of the Iraq war cites failure to protect cultural sites including the National Museum and Library. Looting spurred FBI and UN responses, with Interpol planning talks to recover thousands of pieces. Experts expect many items to surface in well policed markets and urge rapid inventory and international databases.
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National Museum
National Library
Saddam
Fertile Crescent
U.S
FBI
Baghdad
United Nations
Interpol
United States
Europe
Japan
Iraq
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace praised by Christina Kardos
Christina Kardos commends Elyria mayor Bill Grace for dedication and leadership despite detractors. She argues his sincere efforts aim at town improvement and says he should be re elected.
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Bill Grace
Elyria
Bill
Deery for Elyria Mayor Voices Real Economic Growth
Jim Deery criticizes Bill Grace’s four year record in Elyria noting no meaningful economy growth and failing city infrastructure. He emphasizes listening to citizens, repairing neighborhoods, and focusing on jobs rather than cosmetic beautification.
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Phil Tollett
Bill Grace
Blevins
Riverwalk
Grace
Elyria
Jim Deery
Mayor Grace Drives Elyria Revitalization Effort
Community members debate downtown Elyria’s decline and applaud Mayor Bill Grace for leading a citywide push to revive central Elyria. The plan emphasizes urban beautification, with the Riverwalk project at the center of efforts to attract residents and visitors.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Grace
Deery for Elyria Mayor Builds on Council Service
The author argues Deery and Grace contrast in government experience, praising Grace’s three terms on City Council and urging support for Grace on May 6. The piece links civic pride to floral beautification efforts and credits the mayor for changes around Elyria.
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Bill Grace
Elyria
Grace
Jim Deery
Elyria Choice: Grace or Deery for Mayor
A letter praising Bill Grace as Elyria’s reformer, detailing city improvements, grants, and projects from park upgrades to water pressure and new standards. The author urges voting for Grace on May 6 and urges civic involvement to emulate other cities’ success.
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Elyria
Grace
Deery
Bill Grace
Elyria City Hall Vision Highlights Local Election
Readers praise Mayor Grace for a modern City Hall and active design review. Letters contrast the dilapidated Sears building with the planned new city hall and argue the merits of downtown investment and orderly development. Residents urge voters to weigh Grace’s vision against opponents.
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Elyria
Sears
Yorg
Bill Grace
Grace
Lorain County
Marila Laurenthal
Avon Lake
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Scott Brown
Republic
Republic Engineering Products
Tentile
Scripps Howard News Service
A. L
Christina Kardos
Ely
Lynda G Schmidt Elyria
Ohio
Cascade Park
City Hall
Terry Horner
Grace Is Right
Design Review
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicletelegram.com
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