Chronicle of Mudnull publishers and editors 1927 1950
The Chronicle lists Ere Ges founded July 24 1829 in Mudnull with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young as publishers and Scott Brown as editorial page editor Rudy Dicks Pattie Waldrd as managing editor and assistant managing editor during 1927 to 1950.
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Tough line on inspections in Iraq aims to disarm
Hans Blix says inspectors will assume Iraq has weapons of mass destruction unless proven otherwise. Baghdad must cooperate fully or risk invasion. About 100 inspectors will use ground radar and sensors to audit sites, with a Sunday deadline for an inventory of weapons and agents.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and send by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at the listed contacts.
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Independent Citizens Committee column on Elyna high school
The Independent Citizens Committee column in The Chronicle Telegram invites Elyna residents to submit questions about the high school issue. Call 366 4173 with name and return number. ICC will select questions for this space.
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Ohio OSFC details and Elyria High implications
Ohio created the Ohio School Facilities Commission to meet Supreme Court guided school funding needs. Since 1998 nearly $3 billion in state funds support district building projects while the OSFC provides funding, oversight, and design guidelines plus a comprehensive design manual. Elyria High faces flexibility gains as the OSFC considers renovations with waivers, though the manual remains strict and sometimes criticized for rigidity.
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Elyria District Faces Choice on State Funding for New High School
Elyria, ranked 385th on the Equity List, could gain about 20 million dollars from a state program toward a 64 million new Elyria High School, but only if the district undertakes district wide restructuring and waits possibly eight years for reimbursement. The choice pits eligibility for funds against immediate local costs, with ELPP offering targeted school aid and long term financing implications.
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Elynia
Lorain
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Dan Bragg
Kibbutz Metzer Tragedy Strains Peaceful Israeli Arab Ties
A deadly Nov. 10 attack at Kibbutz Metzer killed Revital Chayoun and her two sons, Matan and Noam, shocking a community with long time links to the nearby Arab village Meisar. The clash exposes deep tensions and blame across sides while Arafat's milieu condemns the act as a betrayal of peace efforts.
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