Hudnutt and Young Publishers Backed 1927 to 1950
The note lists A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with Hudnutt and Young in command from 1927 to 1950. Scott Brown is credited as Editorial Page Editor while Rudy Dicks Pattiewald serves as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor. The entry marks founding date July 24 1829.
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A.C. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Scott Brown
Rudy Dicks Pattiewald
Elyria residents voice complaints over leaf pickup delays
Elyria homeowners vent frustration as city crews have made only one pass for leaf collection despite past years of regular service. Mayor Grace and Safety Director Rothgery defend the schedule, noting same crews and routes but considering extra crews or extension if feasible, while weather and late leaf fall slow progress. Some residents suggest bagging leaves for weekly trash pickup.
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Ohio Street
Bill Grace
Safety Service
Eric Rothgery
Rothgery
Elyria
Cleveland
Jane Campbell
Political steel tariffs stain Bush fund-raiser politics
President Bush attended a Pittsburgh fund-raiser while planning to repeal steel tariffs from two years ago. The piece argues the tariffs were designed to win back steel country votes, harmed car makers and Florida orange growers, and drew WTO backlash. It condemns politicizing trade and warns of lasting damage to the global system.
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Bush
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Michigan
United States
World Trade Organization
Florida
WTO
U.S
Correction: Akron hearing for Republic Engineered Products
A bankruptcy case for Republic Engineered Products will be heard in Akron this week after an editorial Saturday incorrectly stated a different city. The correction clarifies the venue and timing of the proceedings.
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Republic Engineered Products
Akron
Public official critique and Elyria politics letters
Readers scold public officials for profligate spending and advocate consolidation of election offices in Elyria. They attack Medicare reform, urge AARP members to resign, criticize Sen. Voinovich and DeWine, and call for business growth to fund a new Elyria High School.
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Point Lorain
Ohio
Board of Elections
Gates
Elyria
Elyria West High School
Robert Kish Elyria
Congress
AARP
George Voinovich
Mike DeWine
Ray Nikowowicz
Republic Engineered Products Faces Chapter 14 Auction
In Northeast Ohio Republic Engineered Products fights to stay open after Chapter 14 bankruptcy. Lead bidder Perry’s Strategic Capital plans to keep facilities and jobs, with $60 million in purchases and $15 million planned capital spending. Court auction in Akron set for December oversees asset sales and future operations.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Akron
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My Office
Northeast Ohio
Summit
Stark and
Lorain County
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Contact options include mail fax and email for submission.
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Chronicle Telegram
Lyria
Chronicletelegram
Prisoner fees and rehab in Maryland debate
A column argues for rehabilitating prisoners and paying for costs through work training rather than post release fees. It cites Maryland examples of $25 monthly payments for ex convicts and $40 for parolees, noting high recidivism and suggesting inside time training yields better post release outcomes. The piece proposes funded skill development and debt collection aligned with reintegration.
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Maryland
Maryland Foundation
Daily News
Harvard Business School
Stanford Medical School
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Washington Post
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