Chronicle staff and publishers list in 1927 1991 era
The Chronicle presents a legacy of editors and publishers including A C Hudnutt, Jr. and Arthur D Hudnutt along with Andrew R Young as publisher and Kyle Kondik as editorial page editor. Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace serve in managing and assisting managing editor roles across the period.
SSA on Leave Over Alleged On Duty Rape Case In Lorain
Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera placed officer Stanley Marrero on paid administrative leave as an investigation begins into a charge he raped a woman while on duty. Marrero, 43, had a prior three day suspension in 2000 for relations with a civilian on duty. The piece notes union protections and the arbiter’s past rulings, and questions the balance between due process and accountability. Remarks also cover conditional transfer to state patrol in Springdale for plate hunter cameras and broader civil liberties concerns about surveillance tech.
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Lorain
del Rivera
Stanley Marrero
Rivera
Marrero
State Highway Patrol
Springdale
Cincinnati
National Crime Information Center
Sheriff Faces Funding Gap for Community Policing Plan
Lorain County Sheriff Phil Stammitti used an additional 75000 from county commissioners to restart his office community policing in townships. The funding lasts only until October, after which he must seek more funds from the cash-strapped commissioners, shifting the decision back to them.
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Lorain County
Phil Stammitti
Stammitti
Democrats in Congress Slow to Block Espionage Push
An editorial from the Seattle Times denounces Democrats for rushing to grant broad electronic surveillance powers to the Bush administration. It accuses lawmakers, including Sen. Arlen Specter, of weakness and of failing to defend constitutional safeguards while revealing alleged White House misrepresentations about warrantless spying and 1978 surveillance oversight.
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Congress
Bush
Arlen Specter
Judiciary Committee
Alberto Gonzales
Specter
Mike McConnell
National Intelligence
Gonzales
White House
Executive Branch
Public letters contest politics and media critique
In a letter, PAT GETLING argues Americans split by ideology must unite to resist government and big business, supports the death penalty, condemns abortion, and urges new leaders at all levels. He criticizes Rush Limbaugh and George Bush, defends the Sicko film, questions media coverage of Michael Moore, and calls for showing the film in public buildings.
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Stephen Ward
Bush
Limbaugh
George Bush
Discovery
History Channel
Learning Channel
York
Cuba
Colorado
France
United States
Pat Getling
Lorain
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Infrastructure collapse prompts questions on aging bridges
After the Minneapolis bridge disaster, Mary Peters notes bridges should not fall down, while the ASCE warns 27.1 percent of 590,760 bridges are deficient. The piece argues maintenance costs are modest relative to the economy, urges a rigorous inventory, and highlights the political reluctance to fund infrastructure.
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Mississippi River
Manhattan
Grand Central Station
Minneapolis
U.S. Transportation
Mary Peters
America
Mississippi
Associated Press
American Society of Civil Engineers
Iraq
United States
Civil Engineers
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