Hudnutt Publishing History and Editorial Leadership
A Chronicle page fragment lists publishers and editors tied to the Hudnutt family. Names include Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper M Hudnutt, with Andrew R Young as publisher, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patte Wal d as managing editor, and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor. The entry notes founding date July 24 1828 and years 1927 1950 and 1970 1001, indicating historical lineage.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Dog owners left waiting as license delays spill over
Lorain County dog owners face renewed delays as license renewals lag after a dispute between county auditors and commissioners over who funds renewal notices. With processing hampered and late fees for post January purchases, residents endure slow deliveries and officials face calls for accountability. Lori Kokoski volunteers to help process renewals during the backlog.
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Lorain County
Mark Stewart
Stewart
Lori Kokoski
Letters To The Editor On Politics And Media Pitch
Readers lash out at the Chronicle Telegram front page price debate and call for reforms to candidate appearances. A letter questions campaign funding and media influence while criticizing election coverage and urging public interest over money. The writer also corrects a spelling error seen in election returns.
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Tani
Chronicle-Telegram
Gil
John J. Mashensic JR
Bylla
Lam
le Brea
Chronicle ‘Telegram
Earl Martin
Martha Wise
Earl
Press secretary pick can't fix Bush messaging alone
Dallas Morning News columnist Carl P. Leubsdorf argues Tony Snow's appointment as press secretary won't fix White House communications without a shift in philosophy. He notes past successors sold policies and fostered understanding, while current strategy may block press access and public comprehension, citing West Point 2002 and 2005 inaugural addresses as examples.
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Carl. Leubshorf
Dallas Morning News
Bush
Tony Snow
Shaw
Jody Powell
Marlin Fitzwater
Mike McCurry
White House
Mary Matalin
Dick Cherney
Chicago Tribune
Mark Silva
Iraq
U.S
George H.W. Bush
Abdullah
Azerbaijan
Ari Fleischer
Gas prices spark urban car culture critique and push for change
Eugene Rabinson argues high gasoline costs reshape American habits and vehicle choices. He rails at SUVs and praises hybrids while joking about four wheel drive needs and urban planning. He suggests higher fuel taxes could fund cleaner energy and curb emissions.
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George W. Bush
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Aion
Bush
Louis XIV
Kennebunkport
London
Tim
Lown
Prins
Seattle
Shanghai
Seoul
America
Tokyo
Prius Nation
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Hudnutt
Andrew R, Young
Dave Perczek
Pattewald
Matt Westerhold
Kesman
Scott McClellan
Snow
Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Eugene Robinson
Eugene Rabinson
Washoost
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