Chronicle masthead details and leadership changes
The Chronicle lists historic publication details with founding date July 24 1829 and note of publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt. It also names Andrew Ra Young publisher Dave Perczek Patti Ewald managing editor and S Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew RA. Young
Lorain calls for war on drugs after two Y slayings
Lorain faces two execution style killings in a week tied to heroin and drug dealing. Police say arrests followed within a day, naming Carlos Ortega Bruce Chisolm and Ruben Rivera as suspects in Manuel Garcia s slaying. Authorities urge stronger city action to address root causes and boost law enforcement resources.
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Carlos Ortega
Bruce Chisolm
Ruben Rivera
Cleveland
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Samuel Walls
Walls
Manuel Nieves
Manny Nieves
Betty Montgomery
Recall vote in Venezuela keeps Chavez in power
Backers of the recall failed to unite behind an alternative, while Chavez’s popularity grew among the poor through social programs. The 58 to 42 percent vote was deemed fair by international monitors. Post election steps signal tighter government control, raising concerns about democracy ahead of the 2006 election.
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Early voting reshapes the 2004 election landscape
Election rules shift as more states begin absentee voting in September and October, pushing Election Day into weeks of voting. BIPAC urges employees to vote early, citing Census data on turnout and the potential to sway results. Officials note benefits and risks of extended voting periods.
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Bush
John Kerry
BIPAC
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Bernadette Budde
South Dakota
Stephanie Herseth
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Developer eyes land on Cleveland Street sparks county debate
In a letter referencing Aug 17 business coverage, Joseph L Monteleone defends Brady family of the Twist and Shake against Elyria official Bill Grace. He says Grace oversteps by attacking local business owners who invest in improvements while city rate hikes fund government projects. Monteleone notes Elyria ties and community contributions through the Brady ice cream shop.
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Elyria mayor admits inappropriate comment about business
Elyria mayor William M. Grace apologizes for naming Twist and Shake while commenting on a neighboring building on Cleveland Street. He says the remark was inappropriate and he regrets it. The mayor also acknowledges his habit of playful provocation in letters.
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Emil Ksenich
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Glenn Walter
Orain
Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor, noting a 200 word limit and possible edits for brevity and clarity. It specifies including signature, full address, and phone number, plus mail, fax, and email contact details for submission and editorial page editor attention.
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