Hudnutt and Young Lead 1927 1950 Editorial Team
The newspaper lists founders and key staff: 24,1829 A.C. Hudnutt as Publisher, 1927 1950. COOPER HUDNUTT Publisher, ANDREW R. YOUNG Editor, SCOTT BROWN Editorial Page Editor, RUDY DICKS PATTIEWALD Managing Editor, Assistant Managing Editor.
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Rudy Dicks Pattiewald
Lorain Faces 1.7 Million Budget Deficit and Health Care Fight
Lorain, Ohio, grapples with a 1.7 million deficit as Ford exit looms and Republic Engineered Products slides into bankruptcy. City workers enjoy near free Cadillac health plans costing millions, while Mayor Foltin pushes for worker contributions amid union resistance. Judges halted premium withholdings for non union workers in court staff.
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Congress Ends Session With Botched Omnibus Bill
The House approved a 373 billion omnibus funding measure covering 11 cabinet departments and agencies amid criticism for poor scrutiny and widespread pork. The Senate failed to act, heading home until next year, leaving the government until late January and the fiscal year underfunded beyond defense.
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Opinions Yours Ours And Theirs Editorial Page Invite Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader engagement with editorials and guest columns that challenge opinions. It encourages letters to the editor to share thoughts and viewpoints on current topics.
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Foreign funding shifts focus in American education
Cal Thomas laments a shift in U S schools toward multicultural curricula funded by foreign governments Chinese and Italian sponsorship of Advanced Placement programs. He argues the trend undermines teaching America's Founding beliefs and questions content control, urging a return to traditional American ideals and broader educational goals based on national context and history.
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T S. Eliot
Thomas Paine
Uniforms dividing Amherst more than uniting
Letter writers argue uniforms fail to curb crime and impose costs on families in Amherst. The piece questions benefits, cites economic class lines, personal freedom of expression, and a critique of political leadership and military trappings. Denny Bodzash and Robert S. Dorrance sign.
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