Chronicle masthead shows Hudnutt and Wallace editors
The text lists the Chronicle masthead with founders and publishers from 1829 to 2010 and notes Julie Wallace as managing editor. The page preserves historic names including A C Hudnutt Arthur C Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt and dates of tenure.
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Noble Seeks Elyria Mayoral GOP Nomination With Barbecue Promises
Ray Noble, 73, Republican mayoral hopeful in Elyria, argues he is the better candidate and pledges a Friday barbecue and polka party at City Hall. He faces David Ursi Jr., 41, a union plumber, in a primary that could determine the GOPs general election challenge to Democrat Bill Grace. Noble touts community service and tax-cut ideas while Ursi offers broad tax-break notions amid a reluctant run.
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Lorain voters urged to crossover in May primary
In a letter to readers Keith Jones urges Lorain Republicans and independents to back Democrats in the May 3 primary for six contested seats while noting SB 5 questions in November. Tom Harpe criticizes Obama as a weak president on fuel and economy issues.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
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Deficit Debate and CBO Options Spark Political Tension
Robert J. Samuelson critiques the Obama administration and a Congressional Budget Office study that outlines 105 deficit reduction options. He argues deficits are too large to solve with tinkering, notes political resistance to changes like higher gas taxes or later Social Security and Medicare eligibility, and asserts Obama offers no credible plan to balance the budget.
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Today in History for April 26 2011
Notable events include the killing of John Wilkes Booth in 1865 and Chernobyl fires in 1986. Civil unions legal in Vermont in 2000, and the U S nuclear reactor count at 104. Births include Defoe Wittgenstein Jet Li James.
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