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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 2010

Page

11

Chronicle staff and publishers listed for Hudnutt era

The Chronicle masthead shows ownership and editorial leadership with A C Hudnutt publishers from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991, Andrew R Young as publisher, Julie Wallace as managing editor.

A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace

Ganley shifts bid from Senate to 13th District race

Ganley of Ganley Auto Group abandons his Senate bid after polls show low familiarity among Republicans. He aims to challenge Democrat Betty Sutton in Ohio's 13th District, asserting a pro growth platform and promising a robust campaign with about 1.3 million in his account. He faces a May 4 GOP primary.

Cleveland Tom Ganley George Voinovich U.S. Senate Ohio Ganley Rob Portman U.S Quinnipiac University Portman U.S. House GOP Betty Sutton D-Copley Township Ganley Auto Group Sutton Republican Party

EPA faces scrutiny over BPA labeling decision

EPA chief Lisa Jackson backed stricter labeling for toxic chemicals but BPA was omitted from the list after a December 30 meeting with industry lobbyists. Documents show most presented papers funded by the industry, while independent studies link BPA to cancer obesity and heart disease. Regulators face calls to heed independent research and curb BPA in children's products.

Lisa Jackson Environmental Protection Agency Jackson Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs EPA Office of Management and Budget Journal Sentinel U.S. Food and Drug Administration Canada Wisconsin Senate

Correction on federal stimulus bill size

Wednesday's editorial corrected an error stating the federal stimulus bill was 787 million dollars. The correct figure is 787 billion dollars, changing the scale of the program and its anticipated impact.

Orthopedic surgeon deserves second chance

LaGrange reader SIMUSZYNSKI endorses Dr. John Krebs, praising his decade of work as a skilled orthopedic surgeon. He notes Krebs uses a state of the art robotic technique that minimizes pain, shortens hospital stay, and speeds recovery for patients.

John Krebs Krebs

Doctor Maher Kodsy Praised for Service and Resolve

A letter lauds Dr Maher Kodsy for orthopedic training at Cleveland Clinic Foundation and a practice built on efficiency and trust. The writer recalls respectful treatment of all staff and patients and expresses confidence in his return after a difficult period.

Cleveland Clinic Foundation Jesus Maher Kodsy M.D. Westlake

Federal funds should focus on creating new Ohio jobs

U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown touts a 72 million package for Ohio health care, including 19 million for high tech health care jobs and 53 million to boost health information technology. Critics say funds won’t lower unemployment and favor tax breaks to retain industry and aid working families. Avon residents debate funding amid a tense local fiscal scene.

U.S Sherrod Brown D-Avon Ohio Ted Rink Avon

Chronicle Telegram Letters Guidelines Note

The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor guidelines including length limits of 250 words, editing for brevity accuracy and clarity, and required contact details such as signature full address and phone number. It lists mailing fax and email submission methods for letters to the editorial page editor.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria

Palin contrast underscores limits of populist fatigue

George Will analyzes Palin's appeal and limits, arguing populism thrives in crisis but lacks durable presidential strength. He recalls Goldwater and Wallace to show how charisma without seasoning undermines serious governance, noting polls show broad doubt about Palin's qualifications.

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