Hudnutt Publishing Leadership 1927 1950 Cogent Roles
The record lists founders and key staff of Hudnutt Publishing from 1927 to 1950. Cooper Hudnutt is noted as Publisher with Andrew Young as Editor and Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor. Rudy Dicks Pattiewald holds Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor roles.
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Scott Brown
Rudy Dicks Pattiewald
Higgins for Mayor in Amherst endorsed by Chronicle-Telegram
The Amherst Chronicle endorses Mayor John Higgins for re election in the May 6 Democratic primary. It credits a water tower, substation, 100 car downtown parking lot and sewer upgrade, while noting a landowner lawsuit and a design flaw delaying the Jackson Street bridge. Challenger Kathy Litkovitz is viewed as knowledgeable but inferior.
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Amherst
John Higgins
Jackson Street
Conrail
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Kathy Litkovitz
Higgins
Litkovitz
Elyria
Lorain
Cooper-Foster Park Road
Leavitt Road
Oberlin Road
David Taylor
Greenspan renomination signals stability amid uncertain economy
The White House announced Alan Greenspan's renomination to a fifth four year term as chair of the Federal Reserve, citing stability and predictability for markets. Greenspan, 77, has led the Fed since 1987 and faces questions about tax cuts and deficits. His term runs through June 20, 2004.
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Washington
Bush
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Greenspan
Washington Monument
White House
Congress
George Bush
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Letters Promote Local Candidates In North Ridgeville Avon Lorain
Readers urge support for mayoral candidate Tom Dake in North Ridgeville and back Issue 5 bond for Avon schools. Suzann Dayka Schwinn praised for Lorain 8th Ward council candidacy with plans for direct ward line access and cooperative council work.
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Dayka-Schwinn
Lorain
Suzann Dayka-Schwinn
Suzann Dayka- Schwinn
Arthur
Rosalie Astorino Lorin
Keystone Desperate for Levy and Space
A Keystone LaGrange Community Library librarian urges support for Issue 11 on May 6. She praises Keystone Schools, noting low tax revenue yet strong district report card performance and calls on constituents to back the levy and expansion to benefit students.
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Keystone LaGrange Community Library
Keystone
Keystone High School
Ohio Department of Education
Vote for Issue 11 in Keystone district urging growth
MICHAEL NUNEZ Wellin urges Keystone school district voters to approve Issue 11 to alleviate overcrowding and fund a new high school for current and future enrollments in Lorain County. He highlights past construction in 1964 and rising school aged population.
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Keystone
Lorain County
Michael Nunez Wellin
Keystone schools seek bond for new high school
A local plan urges voters in the Keystone district to back a master plan funded by a state program covering 44.8 percent. It promises all-day kindergarten, upgraded technology, and safer facilities, with a new high school costing about $14 more per month for a $100,000 home. May 6 ballots urged.
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Avon
Avon School Board
Avon East
Keystone
West Carlisle
Carlisle
Polis
Keystone’s
Elyria city engineer on income tax funding for bridges
Hart, Elyria city engineer, describes how temporary 0.5 percent income tax funded major bridge work. Replaced Spring Valley culvert and several bridges while others were rehabilitated with new decks sidewalks and railings. Future projects include Ford Road West Bridge Street Lake Avenue Gulf Road culvert.
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Elyria
Spring Valley
Gulf Road
East Bridge Street
Fourth Street
Swhaden Road
Washington Avenue
East Broad Street
Massey Avenue
Third Street
Second Street
West Branch
Black River
Ford Road
West Bridge Street
Lake Avenue
Hilltop Park
Township residents urged to approve JEDD plan
Elyria Township residents urge support for a JEDD contract to curb annexation, bring sewers, and slow depopulation. The writer cites 25 years in the township, warns costs rise with delay, and asks neighbors to review the trustees fact sheet before voting on May 6. The couple pledges to vote for JEDD.
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Elyria
JEDD
Amherst mayor Higgins reelection appeal
A local endorsement highlights Mayor John Higgins of Amherst, praising fortitude and perseverance. The message credits his leadership with making Amherst a better city and urges residents to re elect him for continued expertise and service to families and the community.
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Amherst
John Higgins
Higgins
Election letters sought for May 6 ballot in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor on candidates and issues for the May 6 ballot. Letters must be 200 words or less and received by April 30 for printing. Sunday May 4 is the final day to run. Include signature, full address and phone.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Edor
Chronicletelegram.com
Ediitor
Scott Brown
Swhrown
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