Chronicle history and staff of Hudnutt era
The Chronicle notes its founding on April 24, 1829 and lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young in key editor roles. Scott Brown is editorial page editor and Rudy Dicks Pattiewald is managing and assistant managing editor.
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Democrats Push Early Endorsement in Ohio House Race
Former North Ridgeville mayor Deanna Hill is presented as the Democratic nominee candidate ahead of the March 2 primary. Party leaders back Hill with fundraising support, sparking concerns that the primary deadline of Jan 2 and the two week window to enter the race are being bypassed and that voters may be harmed by pre primary endorsements.
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Deanna Hill
Ohio
House
Chris Redfern
D-Catawba Island
Redfern
Hill
Earl Martin
Avon Lake
Eric Schneider
Dave Bruening
Avon High
Jeff Manning
Lorain County
Martin
Manning
Republican War Chest
Columbus
Jay Grunda
Elyria
Gary Bennett
Editor letters question Mary Jo Vasi over politics and patrols
The reader criticizes Mary Jo Vasi for blaming political causes of family troubles and for an extended letter. It questions her failures to appear in court amid warrants, and accuses her of seeking re election attention while deeming the Chronicle-Telegram sensationalist.
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Phil Stammitti
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
Global warming evidence cited by wildlife magazine
The National Wildlife Magazine highlights a international scientific finding that since 1980 the Northern Hemisphere has been warmer than any time in two millennia. Researchers studied tree rings and 2,000 year old air bubbles from Antarctica and Greenland, stressing the unprecedented warming in recent decades.
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Geophysical Research Letters
Antarctica
Greenland
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Nazareth
William Dauenhauer
Willowick
Guidelines for letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be trimmed. Include signature full home address and telephone by mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 by fax or by email with address and contact details.
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Saddam Hussein captured as video seals end of regime
The article narrates Saddam Hussein being found in a Tikrit hole, surrendering meekly after a brief standoff. Video provides a stark, globally impactful image of his end, shaping perceptions in the Arab world and signaling a turning point for a new Iraq, with Kofi Annan urging a fresh start.
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Bush policy on Iraq rebuilding favors allies over foes
Dan K Thomasson asserts that using U S taxpayer dollars for Iraq reconstruction should exclude bidders from France Germany Russia Canada as non coalition nations. He argues this stance preserves duty to American sacrifices and warns critics lack political gain from rewarding those who opposed the invasion. He notes potential strains with Europe but defends blunt policy and cites Bush to win support among allies.
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James Baker
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