Chronicle staff history and publication note
The Chronicle lists editors and publishers spanning 1829 to 2010. Names include A. Hudnutt as publisher during 1927 to 1950, Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, and A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010 with Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Lorain County sales tax showdown reshaped by party shifts
Lorain County commissioners defer sales tax rise as Tom Williams prepares to join the board. Ted Kale concedes vote in favor is unlikely next year, with Lori Kokoski opposing and Williams a Republican newcomer. The move follows broader GOP momentum and signals political risk for future tax decisions.
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South Korea Opens for Business With U S Trade Accord
The United States and South Korea advance a landmark free trade agreement after years of talks on autos and beef tariffs. Officials expect $11 billion more exports and 70 000 new jobs with tariff reductions and access to Korean markets for planes electronics pharmaceuticals and financial services. Boeing urges ratification as bipartisan cheers rise on Capitol Hill.
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Corrections and Clarifications on Elyria City Hall Bids
The Wednesday editorial notes contradictions about bids by nonunion firms in 2001 for Elyria City Hall reconstruction. It states one nonunion company bid in the first round and three nonunion companies bid in the second round, clarifying the bidding sequence.
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Letter writers urge six year terms for elected officials
A reader argues for six year terms to reduce re election politics and fund medical research and education. Another writer warns about a faulty garage project and recalls Angelo's Pizza incident. A respondent defends capitalism and cites public figures, stressing free speech. The Chronicle Telegram notes submission guidelines for letters.
Obama Dementia and the Politics of Fear
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that critics of Barack Obama including Beck and Palin exhibit a disorder he dubs Obama Dementia. He contrasts them with Krauthammer’s Bush Derangement Syndrome, urging reflection on rhetoric, national purpose, and the harms of hyperpartisan reaction. He notes other critics like Bachmann, Limbaugh, and Lakin as examples. He emphasizes the need for reasoned discourse and national unity.
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