Chronicle names and staff history fragment
Fragmented listing shows publication founders and editors with names and tenure such as A C Hudnutt, Arthur Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young, Kyle Kondie, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace, and roles including Publisher Editor Managing Editor and Editorial Page Editor.
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Andrew R
YOUNG
Kyle D. Kondie
Patti Ewald
Julie Wallace
Judge blocks sex offender notice stay amid Adam's Law challenge
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland proposes expanding gambling to raise funds, a move critics call hypocritical given his past opposition to slots. The budget gap prompts job cuts and rain day fund debates as a Lorain County judge stays community notification for over 150 offenders while appeals to Adam's Law continue.
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Ohio
Ted Strickland
Strickland
William Coyne
Lorain County
Avery backs off recant as Cleveland case hangs
A Raspberry recounts William Avery Jr backing off recantation in the 1991 Lorain murder case. He fears perjury charges if he reverses, deciding not to testify. He labels Alfred Cleveland innocent yet doubts jail risk. Prosecutors deny immunity, leaving Cleveland’s conviction in doubt and sparking blame on Avery’s wavering testimony.
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William Avery Jr
Alfred Cleveland
Lorain
Avery
Cleveland
McCain backs comeback as Romney faces GOP split
In a Dallas Morning News editorial, John McCain rises from being written off to the front runner in the Republican primary aided by Huckabee’s trouble and Giuliani's decline. Romney remains a major rival amid a fractured party, while questions linger about uniting the GOP if McCain wins.
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John McCain
McCain
Mitt Romney
Rudy Giuliani
Huck
Mike Huckabee
Romney
Huckabee
GOP
Giuliani
Pro and anti Clinton debate topics voiced in letters
Readers question Bush lies and job losses to foreign countries. They argue Hillary Clinton would share power with Bill, warn against a co presidency, and urge a 22nd Amendment restriction. Other letter writers critique Roe v. Wade and advocate pro life, noting abortion declines and clergy support.
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Clinton
Hillary
Bill
U.S
White House
Thomas Pallardy Sr
Elyria
Guidelines for letters to the editor for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 250 words with edits for brevity and clarity. Include name full address and telephone number. Mailing address is Editorial Page Editor The Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio. Fax and email details provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gironicle Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Four remain in 2008 race and electability concerns
Washington Post columnist Robinson weighs four remaining presidential candidates McCain Romney Clinton and Obama. He argues all face electability weaknesses amid war and economic headlines and notes Obama has crossover appeal but may stumble while McCain and Romney risk conservative unity and age and Clinton faces the familiar First Lady and triangulation scrutiny.
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Arizona
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
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Clinton
Rush Limbaugh
Obama
Hillary
Mitt Romney
George W. Bush
U.S
Iraq
Iban
Afghanistan
United States
Iran
Chuck Norris
Romney
David Letterman
Norelco
Bill
White House
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