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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2006
Page
5
A fragmented record lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt from 1970 to 1901, with Andrew R. Young as editor and Dave Perczek on the editorial page. Pattie Wald, Matt Westerhold listed as managing and assistant managing editors.
Coretta Scott King rose from Alabama childhood and poverty to become a central civil rights leader in her own right. She stood with Martin Luther King Jr from his earliest days, endured FBI smears, and after his murder led marches, funded the King Center, and championed the national holiday in his name.
Exxon Mobil posts historic profits outrunning Wal Mart in 2005 with soaring oil prices fueling a wave of record earnings across major oil companies. Lawmakers consider windfall taxes while critics urge investment in alternative energy. experts argue free market dynamics will curb prices and spur efficiency.
Readers protest perceived gender bias in school discipline and praise parental advocacy while calling for fair treatment of boys and girls. A separate reader criticizes a coach for alleged public ridicule of a girls team and urges a new coach. broader opinions discuss national politics, education, and civil rights memories from the 1960s.
In Elyria a clash erupts as Willie de Weasel and the Design Review Posse push for standards fits to spur downtown job growth. They taunt Family Video rivals and threaten actions to deter a new store, then mock a white ice cream stand on the exit. Public election timing looms.
Critics say Gov Bob Taft is determined to push education policies that could set students up for failure and cause them to deviate from traditional learning paths. Proponents argue for reform and accountability in schools.
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A discussion of the Danish Muhammad cartoons sparking Islamist threats and Western leaders responses. It argues free expression must include offense, critiques Clinton's stance, and reinforces tolerance within democratic freedoms while warning of violent backlash.
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