Chronicle masthead and staff listing from 19th century issue
The Chronicle page shows founders and publisher names with dates 1827 to 1987 and staff roles including editor Andrew R. Young and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor. The masthead notes July 24 1829 founding and publishers Hudnutt with years 1950 and 1987.
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AG. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Matt Westerhold
Public records backed by new Ohio bill
The Ohio Legislature may consider a bill to strengthen public records laws by allowing fines up to 2010 per day for noncompliance. The measure, drafted with the Attorney General and the Ohio Newspaper Association, would require training and a written policy for all government employees.
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Ohio
Jim Petro
Scott Oelslnger
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ips
Oelslager
Canton
Onio
Associated Press
Bob Taft
House
Larry Householder
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Publication
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submissions should be 200 words or fewer. longer pieces may be cut to fit. Include signature full address and phone number and use BY MAIL BY FAX or BY E MAIL contact details.
Readers Clash Over Iraq Policy and Stem Cell Debate
In letters to the editor, contributors argue over Iraq and Afghanistan policies, Bush administration actions, and embryonic stem cell research. The writers cite border security, Homeland Security, and the roles of public officials, urging civic involvement and accountability.
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Judy
Jeffery Pallardy
Middle East
Afghanistan
Bush
Iraq
Bin
Pallandy
Tom Ridge
Ron Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Michel
Clyde Larramore
Sammie Davis
Dyson Westlake
Homeland Security
Frank Vandersommen
Elyria
USAID
George W. Bush
Hussein
State Department
Ibrahim
Taimour
United States
Free Prisoners Association of
Iraqi survivors urge world to condemn Hussein and reveal mass graves
Two Iraqi survivors visiting Detroit share grim memories of the Anfal campaign that killed up to 180,000 Kurds. They recount forced desert journeys, grenade wounds, family losses, and torture, urging global witnesses and justice for Saddam Hussein.
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Ron Dewonkowsk
Taimour
Iraq
Anfal
Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Ibrahim
United States
Detroit Free Press
America
U.S
Agency For Inter
Jane Rosebianni
Saddam
Rosebianni
Irag
Publc
Wwaq
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