Notable staff roles at the Cooper HudNutt era paper
The record lists Andrew R. Young as cofounder with Hudnutt and names publishers editors. It credits Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950, with Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor, and Pattie Walld as Assistant Managing Editor. The paper traces origins to July 24, 1829.
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Rudy Dicks Pattiewald
Lorain Should Learn From Mayfield Heights Rezoning Case
Lorain faces a rezoning dispute over Carnegie Development Corp plans for a Wal Mart at Leavitt and Cooper Foster Park roads. Mayfield Heights lost revenue and had to rezone after a court sided with the developer over a 22.6 acre parcel along Interstate 271.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Leavitt
Cooper Foster Park
Wal-Mart
George Koury
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Koury
Carnegie
Wal- Mart
Christmas shopping critique invites charity focus
Angela Semrau of Grafton laments the holiday economy and urges readers to rethink Christmas. She calls for charitable giving, church participation, and gratitude over material gifts.
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Mate
Angela Semrau Graftan
Residents urge changes in Lorain County projects
Seniau a Midview High School senior urges county commissioners to avoid using taxpayer money to take over Lorain County Transit, noting past costs from the Lorain County Airport move. She suggests building at the vacant Builders Square on Route 57 in Lorain as a parking friendly Elyria area option and stresses not to lay off county workers or cut services.
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Builders Square
Lorain
Elyria
Lorain County
LCT
Nonez Faces Questioned Candidacy in County Race
Former candidate Nonez is under scrutiny for eligibility in the county council race. The review centers on qualification rules and potential disqualification or required adjustments before votes. Local officials say no final decision has been issued yet.
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Nonez
County
Coun
Letters to the editor guidelines for Elyria paper
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and says they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submissions should be 200 words or shorter and may be reduced if longer. Include signature full address and telephone number with mailing fax or email options provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Eastor
Elyria
Chronicletelegram
Debate Over War Ethics Amid Lt Col West Case
The West case raises whether soldiers may use harsh methods to protect troops and save lives. It questions accountability for detainee treatment, potential court martial, and how far humane standards apply in war. The piece argues for maintaining higher ethical norms to preserve national credibility. Dan K. Thomasson reflects on historical precedents and duty.
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Allen West
West
Vietnam
Pentagon
Alvin York
Audie Murphy
Army
Fairy tale study questions beauty and female independence
Betsy Hart reviews a study by Liz Grauerholz and Lori Baker-Sperry who analyzed 170 traditional fairy tales. They argue these tales promote beauty as power and risk shaping girls to be powerless while turning boys chauvinist, urging parents to read differently and even reimagine heroines.
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Liz Grauerholz
Purdue University
Lori Baker-Sperry
Western Minors University
Grauerholz
Cinderella
Gender and Society
Snow White
Sleeping Beauty
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