Chronicle Patronage History of The Chronicle Publisher List
The Chronicle shows its long lineage from 1829 with founders and publishers including A. C. Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace among later staff.
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Elyria Fire Should Not Take Over LifeCare Ambulance
City discussion on Fire Department taking over emergency transport from LifeCare Ambulance Inc. McGrath report finds LifeCare delivers high quality service with LifeCare handling most EMS work. government-run ambulances would not guarantee profit and risk harming an effective local provider as federal grants expire.
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LifeCare Ambulance Inc
Rich Benton
Safety Committee
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Cuyahoga Falls
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Federal pay freeze a step toward budget sanity
The two-year federal civilian pay freeze proposed by President Obama aims to signal cost cutting nationwide. It would save about 2 billion this year and 60 billion over ten years, with broader efforts including cuts to non-security spending and White House salaries. San Jose and other cities see the policy as a model, though critics call it small in scope and unevenly shared.
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Outsourcing as a City School Budget Priority Debate
Letter writers argue outsourcing saves costs for cities and schools threatening government roles and taxes. They claim private sector work, including janitorial and tech, should be outsourced to curb budgets and maintain capitalism. They cite examples of reduced costs and questioned federal policy, urging caution on government overreach.
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America
Kathleen O’brien
Wilhelm
Avon Lake
Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor rules including a 250 word limit and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submissions must include signature full home address and telephone number for verification with mail fax or email options provided.
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America is scared stupid in Oklahoma Sharia law debate
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr laments fears over Sharia law in Oklahoma after a judge blocked the measure. He argues fear and demagoguery reflect a broader pattern in American history and politics, urging sober consideration of security and unity over hysteria.
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