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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2025

Page

4

Chronicle table and editor list from Hudnutt era

A clipped Chronicle page lists the Hudnutt family as publishers from 1829 to 2010 and notes Julie Wallace Brad Dicken as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor. The display preserves names and roles across multiple generations of the Hudnutt publishing lineage.

Julie Wallace Brad Dicken

Opinion: Ten Commandments in Ohio schools sparks debate

Our opinion says posting the Ten Commandments in public-school classrooms would violate church state separation. The Ohio Senate bill would allow displays or monuments of various historic documents, funded by donations, with constitutional implications and concerns about proselytizing and religious emphasis in schools.

Ohio Ohio Senate Senate U.S. Supreme Court Kentucky Supreme Court Terry Johnson R-Mcdermottt U.S Ohio State Northwest Territory Plymouth Colony Johnson

Allegiance and caution in the Trump era across readers

A string of reader opinions discuss allegiance to Trump and the MAGA movement, critiquing media framing, calls to action, and the risk of tyranny. Gary Thibd and Damian Riedel lament loyalty over critical thought while warning of constitutional erosion.

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Presidents must respect the judiciary and its power

Ruben Navarrette argues that presidents cannot act like kings, citing President Trump’s defiance of a federal judge in Rhode Island. He warns this challenge to judicial review signals a broader plan to curb the judiciary and stresses the need for the independent, lifetime-appointed courts and Marbury v. Madison as guardrails.

Donald Trump Trump Chronicle-Telegram Dave Sprague Elyria San Diego Fonzie Federal Judiciary U.S John J. McConnell Jr Rhode Island White House Trump White House McConnell Trump Administration Supreme Court JD Vance Yale Law School Vance Marbury Madison

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