The Chronicle Publication History and Key Editors
Chronology of The Chronicle shows founding in 1829 and tenure of publishers Hudnutt 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt 1870 to 1991. Editors include A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Scott Brown Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold and others through the listed years.
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Recall being misguided in Lorain County recall bid
The lone known member Ray Noble leads a misguided recall push against Lorain City Council members who approved Mayor Bill Grace travel allowance. Eight of eleven voted for 169 dollars monthly and 56 28 annually. Grace logged 15 000 plus miles in 2003 with partial reimbursements.
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Letters to the Chronicle Telegram criticize reporting taste
Cheryl Pallardy of Elyria condemns a Chronicle Telegram front page for trash journalism after a Manning heart aneurysm story linked Dr. Mike Mikhail and his wife. The letter urges reporting the facts without extraneous personal detail and compares a neighboring paper's approach.
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Sporting events offer game focus over offensive ads
A reader from Amherst suggests enjoying major games like Super Bowl XXXVI for the competition and teamwork while skipping offensive commercials. The note argues ads can ruin the viewing experience for families and parents should avoid them to keep the game entertaining. LOIS MORI.
Letters on March 2 primary due by Feb 25 deadline
Election 2004 letters to the Chronicle Telegram must be submitted by 5 p.m. Wednesday February 25. Late arrivals may not be published. Follow standard letters guidelines. By fax to 329-7282, Attention Editorial Page Editor. By e mail to letters chronicletelegram.com.
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It's still the economy still the economy
In Columbia South Carolina President Bush faced questions on jobs amid reports the Columbia metropolitan area lost 10300 jobs in 2003 and had 17600 fewer jobs than four years earlier. Governor Mark Sanford linked the downturn to globalization and a shifting industrial base, warning of a "jobless recovery" and emphasizing the economy as a major political issue.
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Interethnic relations amid rising minority share
As Latinos surpass blacks as the largest minority, both groups confront shifting power and alliances. The piece notes growth trends, media focus on conflicts, and a push for coalitions based on equal footing, citing Nicolas C. Vaca’s book and the need for case by case cooperation on shared challenges. It references racial profiling data in Texas and comments from NAACP leader Kwesi Mfume on color in America.
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