Hudnnutt Publishing Legacy Dates and Editors
A compact record noting the yyterees founded on July 24 1829 with Hudnnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1960 and Arthur D Hudnutt publisher from 1970 to 1991. It lists A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publisher editor Dave Perczek editorial page editor Pattie Waldd Managing Editor Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor.
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AD. Hudnnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R
YOUNG
Downtown Elyria eyes fresh Family Video on Broad Street
The proposed Family Video would occupy the Broad and Cedar streets site, replacing Chubby's Sports Pub and an auto rustproofing shop across from Rite Aid. City design rules push the building flush to the sidewalk, while the company cites parking needs for customer convenience. Local officials urge a layout honoring downtown charm and design standards.
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Elyria
Agi
Family Video
Broad Street
Ohio
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Chubby's
Rite-Aid
Jon van Slaaten
van Slooten
Fifth Third Bank
Fifth Third
Weighty decision on armor limits for troops in Iraq
An article discusses the balance between mobility and protection as the Defense Department expands body armor with side plates for US troops in Iraq. It notes the tradeoffs of weight on maneuverability, cites a study suggesting side plates could save lives, and calls for rapid, evidence-based decisions while consulting field troops.
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Pho Pentagon
Iraq
Defense Department
Congress
Iua
House
Craig T. Malliak
New York Times
Malliak
Saddam Hussein
Pentagon
Readers respond on YMCA closures and fuel debates
Letters to the editor weigh YMCA branch closures and financial ethics. A parent cites disrupted programs for children and asks why refunds and replacements weren’t arranged promptly. The page also includes opinions on fuel economy and a reader complaint about traffic lights on Route 57 in Elyria, urging fixes for safety.
Availed by the Market or Not a Clear Headline
The fragment requests curing addiction to ail us time to make all cars trucks and SUVs go farther on gallon of gas. Rais-
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America
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Arctic
Rais
Reward Offered for Missing Keystone Instrument
A district letter urges return of a daughter’s silver trumpet stolen from the Keystone band room on February 1. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the instrument’s recovery. The note asks staff and parents to report tips via staff, a school flyer number, or mailing a note to the school.
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Keystone Band Room
Hese
Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or fewer and may be trimmed if longer. Include signature full address and telephone number. Mailing address is Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax 329-7282 and email letters chronicle com.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Chronicle. Com
Journalists in Iraq and Afghanistan Face Deadly Risks
James W. Crawley reviews the peril endured by reporters including Haider, Dana, Woodruff, and Carroll. He notes 61 journalists killed since 2003, 9 in Afghanistan, and 47 abducted in Iraq, with many foreigners covering dangerous fronts and the press cited as a force for transparency amidst war. He recalls Bob Woodruff’s embed with Marines, personal sacrifices, and the human cost behind televised reporting.
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Bob Woodruff
Doug Voet
ABC
Iraq
Jill Carrol
Baghdad
Father Haider
Mazen Dana
Haider
Dana
Afghanistan
Carroll
Defense Department
Woodruff
Vogt
Bob
Kuwait
U.S
Marine Corps
Lee
CBS News
Tiananmien Square
Redding
Calif
NBC
David Bloom
Traq
Bloom
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Pattiewald
Matt Westerhold
YMCA
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Sam
Browns
Cleveland Browns
Steelers
Robert B. Sstelof
Turnpike
49Th Street Bridge
Leo Myers Eiyria
James W. Crawley
Washington
Media General
Mena Service
Crawley
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