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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2004

Page

3

Hudnutt and Young Led Local Newspaper History

The piece outlines founding and leadership for the Hudnutt owned paper, noting founding date July 24 1823 AD and listing publishers editors including Arthur D Hudnutt 1927 1950, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as publisher, Dave Perczek editorial page editor Patti Ewald managing editor Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor.

AD. Hudnutt Publiahar Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young

Oceans in peril prompt new policy bills and reforms

Over the past year and a half two blue ribbon panels warned that America’s coastal waters are in trouble and require dramatic policy changes. Bills like Oceans 21 seek a national framework for ocean governance and stronger federal authority, while Rahal Farr proposals target regional fishing councils to base decisions on science and ecosystem health. President Bush is urged to respond as overfishing pollution and invasive species threaten vast marine life and economic interests.

Pew Oceans Commission U.S. Commission On Ocean Policy America United States Congress Oceans Caucus House of Representatives James C. Greenwood Curt Weldon Pennsylvania Sam Farr California Tom Aden Maine Nick J. Rahal D-W.va Mr Farr Bush

Army Reserve officer challenged Iraq war strategy in Outlook column

Capt Oscar R Estrada, Army Reserve civil affairs specialist, urged balancing hearts and minds with action in Iraq in a Post Outlook piece. He warned that firing on Iraqis while rebuilding water facilities risks inflaming anti American sentiment and undermining missions. Army leadership labeled the article aiding the enemy, transferring him to a remote post and delaying his wedding.

Oscar R. Estrada Army Reserve Post U.S the Post Thomas E. Ricks Estrada Cal. Dana LH. Pittard Army Times Rania Theraby Iraq

Beaver Island Polls Turn Politically Charged

On Beaver Island Michigan, politics shadow a tranquil shore as Democrats rally around Mary Scholl of the Toy Museum who pressed for an island caucus and lawn signs. Kerry leads locally, Bush-Cheney signs loom, and residents anticipate a tight race with campaign stops planned in Marquette and Traverse City.

Beaver Island Michi Heven Lake Michigan Broder Uriah Hoffman Daddy Frank Beth McCafferty Bush Tammy McDonough Billy Cubs Sammy Sosa John Kerry Mary Stewart Scholl The Toy Museum Mary Mary Scholl Washington Pra White House Dennis Kucinich Michigan Charlevoix al Gore Kerry Island Bill McDonough Marquette Upper Peninsula Here Traverse City Karl Rowe Air Force One Dust Tonffset

Gerald Ford’s era of measured presidential conduct

Yanak Mieczkowski argues that Ford’s conciliatory style contrasted with Nixon and Clinton, easing polarization after Watergate. Ford welcomed rivals, stayed with bipartisan aides, and used a middle road focus on fiscal restraint over social issues. The result helped heal wounds and calm 1970s politics.

White House Bill Clinton George W. Bush Gerald Ford Lydon Johnson Richard Nixon Nixon Ford Republican Party Marc Rich Clinton Carter Tesshan Pord Yanak Mieczkowski Danting Collage Oakdale History News Service

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