The Chronicle Staff and Publisher Credits
The Chronicle lists founders and leaders including A C Hudnutt as founder and publishers, Arthur D Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as publisher and editor, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Pattie Waldo, Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant editors. The page preserves historical masthead details.
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Ohio lawmakers push to strengthen public records law
Our opinion praises steps by Ohio Attorney General JimPetry and Senator Scott Odelbslager to require public servants to be educated on records and to establish written office policies. The piece argues for stronger enforcement powers and stiff penalties, warns against secrecy postterrorist threats, and urges robust government transparency to protect democracy and public safety.
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Letters on church unity and driving safety in Elyria
A reader protests interracial worship tensions involving the Church of Christ on East Broad Street, urging coexistence and better sidewalk clearing by businesses. Another letter argues for daytime headlights to improve visibility during gray days and salt spray, while critiquing local government and jury system issues and calling for property owners to clear sidewalks for public safety.
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Church of Christ
East Broar
Steve McCall
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram letters to editor brief guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram letters are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be about 200 words. longer items may be trimmed. Include signature full home address and phone number by mail box 4010 tyna Ad026 by fax 329-7282 or by email letters chronicletelegram com.
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Backward-thinking on black voters and GOP appeal
A critical view of the Republican Party’s approach to black voters, citing historical tactics like the Southern strategy and debates over policing, discrimination, and economic issues. The piece notes black religious figures in Los Angeles meetings supporting GOP outreach but critiques conservative stances and perceived hypocrisy.
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Richard Nixon
Los Angeles Times
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Ta Wuning
Christian thinkers shaped culture through ages argues
A quarrel about modern culture and the arts contrasts Christian intellectual dominance of past eras with current secular competition. The piece surveys figures from law, philosophy, religion, and science and laments waning Christian influence in professions and culture. It notes Blackstone, Augustine, Aquinas, Chesterton, Lewis, and Handel among others.
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England
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George Herbert
Manery O'Connor
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Dorothy Sayers
Liliat Prony
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Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
John Duns Scatus
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Bush
Tad Hanyi
Christian Gith
Legion
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