Chronicle History Note On Publishers And Editor
The Chronicle keeps records of its publishing lineage with July 24 1829 as founding date. It lists Hudnutt family as publishers across decades from 1927 to 2010. Julie Wallace is named managing editor in the recent period.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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Brutal spring storms evoke century's worst outbreaks
The piece recalls major tornado events across decades, noting 1974 310 dead in the eastern U S and Palm Sunday 1965 in Lorain County with 37 tornadoes and 256 deaths across three states. It contrasts spring’s renewal with destructive storms and cites local wind and flood impacts.
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Obama Releases Long Form Birth Certificate Amid Birther Furor
The Obama birth certificate controversy heats as the president releases the long form to quell conspiracy theories sparked by Trump and others. Officials say the document confirms U S citizenship. critics push for more sensational demands, while Obama urges focus on real issues.
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Trump
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Jay Carney
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Community concerns and political letters stir local debates
Letters urge supporting Midview Schools with higher millage to protect home values and invest in students. Others defend Lorain mayor Krasienko’s leadership, citing waterfront development and budget balance, while readers challenge national budget claims affecting seniors and Social Security.
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Letters to the Editor Far From Ending on Page B5
Readers contribute further opinions in a second batch of letters published on Page B5. The collection covers local governance, education policy, and community concerns, reflecting ongoing public engagement with current issues shaping the city.
Durbin push for government funded Senate campaigns sparks debate
A Senate subcommittee chaired by Dick Durbin held a hearing on legislation to fund Senate campaigns via a 0.5 percent tax on government contractors up to 500000 dollars annually. Critics including Cleta Mitchell criticize forced contributions as unconstitutional while noting public polling on taxpayer funding. Barack Obama’s nonparticipation in presidential public funding is cited amid broader disputes over campaign finance.
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