Hudnutt and Young Publisher and Editor Credits
Reference listing shows A C Hudnutt founded July 24 1828 with Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1870 1294 and A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publisher editor along with Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold as managing editor and assistant managing editor for the period 1927 to 1980.
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Board Wisely changes course in science
Gov Bob Taft and Ohio Board of Education member Martha Wise led a move to remove design theory wording from Ohio science standards. The 11 4 vote ended a plan to introduce intelligent design, reflecting a shift sparked by Dover Pa litigation and Wise’s long opposition.
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Delisting Bald Eagles Stirs Debate After Long Recovery
A tourism of opinion on removing the bald eagle from the endangered species list highlights decades of recovery. The debate centers on federal protections under laws like the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and the Endangered Species Act amid concerns about development and habitat.
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Letters 10 The Editor New Orleans not all better yet
A reader writes from New Orleans saying the city remains without electricity water groceries and gas and many homes still sit mud covered since Aug 29. Debris removal continues but bulldozers will be needed in worst areas. Support for the people must continue beyond political debates and federal spending.
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Elyria Catholic coach defended after letter critics speak out
A reader letter defending coach Pat Higley of Elyria Catholic Panthers argues that criticism stems from limited sport knowledge and calls for new coaches to apply. The writer, Travis Porter, praises Coach Higley’s effort in his first year and concurs with celebrating Coach Walsh’s career of over 600 wins.
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Chronicle Telegram letter to editor guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited beyond that length. Include signer full name address and telephone number for mail by editors.
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Let Freedom Ring at Home and Abroad
A reflective piece on freedom and justice citing Coretta Scott King and MLK Jr. It contrasts domestic progress with global rights, urging sustained commitment, patience, and nonviolence while warning against hypocrisy and haste in pursuing Phase Two.
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Satire and political friction in Oberlin letter to the editor
A conservative writer rebukes Harvey Gittler for nicknaming Bush as Bushie and for not elevating debate. The letter mocks left and right fringe views, accuses a Mitt Romney critic of name-calling and calls for more open discussion while defending the author against perceived liberal dogma.
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Keystone School Board Reassures on Budget and School Closures
The Keystone board signals prudent spending amid a concerned community letter about finances. They intend to merge two elementary schools to cut staff, including teachers and support staff, which may raise classroom sizes and reduce one on one paraprofessional support.
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Avon bus garage dispute fuels education funding debate
Avon residents urge voters to support a school levy while debating bus garage placement. Readers advocate moving the facility to a commercial zone, preserving Heritage North for classrooms and arguing zoning rules were ignored. They warn the current site harms aesthetics, safety, and tax dollars.
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