Chronicle masthead history and staff listings
The Chronicle paper notes its founding date in 1829 and lists publishers from A.C. Hudnutt to Andrew R. Young and editors including Arthur D. Hudnutt and Julie Wallace. It records leadership history with multiple generations and staff positions such as publisher and editor.
Lorain County Betsy Blair departs after two decades on the commission
The Lorain County commissioners bid farewell to Betty Blair after a 20 year tenure marked by leadership during fiscal hardship and disputed moves such as a 2009 sales tax and courthouse projects. Her career spans clerk roles in Carlisle Township and Elyria city government, with a lasting impact on downtown Elyria and regional transportation initiatives.
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Lorain County
Betty Blair
Carlisle Township
Elyria
Planning Commission
Ted Kalo
Lori Kokoski
Blair
Board of Commissioners
Herb Jacoby
Mary Jo Vasi
Vasi
Human Services Department
Job and Family Services
Michael Ross
Jacoby
Ross
Kalo and Kokoski
Justice Center
Lorain County Transportation Center
Lorain County Community Alliance
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
Letters on salutes, clemency, and child safety drive debate
A letter to the editor criticizes President Obama for not saluting Medal of Honor recipient Sal Giunta and praises Gov. Strickland's clemency in a separate case. It also discusses the push to ban drop side cribs, arguing regulators overreach while noting infant deaths and a public safety stance.
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Glenn Walter
Ron Carr
Barack Obama
Sal Giunta
173Rd Airborne Division
Giunta
Ted Strickland
Bradley Tapp
Tropical Fruit and Nut Company
Columbus
Pickaway Correctional Institution
Tapp
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor for publication. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification via mail fax or email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
No easy answers as baby boomers stretch federal costs
Robert J. Samuelson argues the nation must face cuts to Social Security and Medicare or accept higher taxes and deficits. He proposes raising eligibility ages, means testing benefits, and higher premiums for wealthier retirees to ensure solvency and fairness across generations.
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Washington
America
Medicare
Almanac December 28 2010 Highlights And Birthdays
Today marks day 362 of 2010 and the ninth day of winter. Notable events include John C. Calhoun resigning as vice president in 1832 and the first municipally owned streetcars in San Francisco in 1912. Marvel Comics history, births of Woodrow Wilson and Stan Lee, and a rise in triplet births are noted.
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U.S
San Francisco
Congress
Norfolk
Woodrow Wilson
Stan Lee
Marvel Comics
Maggie Smith
Denzel Washington
Linus
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