Hudnutt Press Leaders and Editorial Team Names
The Jetty records founders and key staff from 1927 to 1991 including publishers Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, Hudnutt as Hudnutt, and editors Andrew R. Young Scott Brown Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold. It lists Hudnutt family leadership and editorial staff such as Publisher Editor SCOTT BROWN and Managing Editor PATTI EWALD.
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Jetty 24
Alc. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Rothgery Leads Democratic Pack for Lorain County Judgeship
Three lawyers compete for the Lorain County Common Pleas judgeship to replace retiring Judge Kosma Glavas. Christopher R. Rothgery, 43, stands out with bench experience and strong community involvement, earning the county Bar Association praise. The Chronicle-Telegram urges nominating Rothgery for the March 2 primary. the winner faces Republican James Barilla in November.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
Kosma Glavas
Jay Grunda
Elyria Prose
Rothgery
Chronicle-Telegram
Christopher R. Rothgery
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Grunda
Smith
Elyria Board of Zoning Appeals
County Community Corrections Board
County
Junction
County Bar Association
James Barilla
Top US Traffic Jams Highlight Policy Tensions
A Scripps Howard survey ranks Los Angeles Houston and Chicago with the worst bottlenecks as gridlock grows 40 percent over five years. The analysis notes federal spending and a looming Bush veto fight as Congress considers highway bills amid gas tax debates. The road builders group credits federal funds for several jams eliminated, complicating the veto decision.
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Los Angeles
Houston
Chicago
Will Will Take County In A New Direction
A reader urges support for Dennis Will in the March 2 election citing law enforcement backing and county leadership. The letter discusses duties of Lorain County commissioners, urging Kilroy as a competent Democrat candidate and urging public attendance at school board meetings to address district concerns. A separate note blames Rep. Sherrod Brown for unfounded Bush accusations and calls for an apology.
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Chronicle Telegram
Dennis Will
Will
Lorain County
U.S
Sherrod Brown
D-Lorain
Bush
Colin Powell
Jack Kilroy
Avon
Kilroy
Lorain
North Ridgeville school levy plea urges voter support
A North Ridgeville public education appeal warns that without a March 2 levy vote the district must cut 1 million dollars in early spending including bus service to high schools and within two miles of elementary schools. It vows to restore funds through pay to play and curriculum cuts, urging residents to fund schools to protect student growth.
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Lorain
North Ridgeville
McDonald’s
Lam
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
North Ridgeville Levy Support Letter Urges Passage
Local residents urge voters to approve a school levy in North Ridgeville, citing growth, education quality, and funding gaps. The letter from Gesine Bement and Patrick Kenney argues deficits loom without new money, detailing rising costs and the impact on students, transportation, and extracurriculars, and notes a $150.68 yearly cost for a $100000 home.
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North Ridgeville
Patrick Kenney
Call for Bush impeachment over Iraq war rationale
The letter accuses President Bush of lying about the reasons for the pre emptive war and calls for accountability. It cites casualties and injuries, urges senators DeWine and Voinovich to censure him, and urges readers to withhold their votes in the next election.
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Bush
Mike DeWine
George Voinovich
Elyria Renewal Issue 24 Keeps Funds for District
Voters are urged to support Issue 24 on March 2 to renew a 4 million dollar annual operating allocation for the Elyria school district. The campaign emphasizes improvements in test scores, algebra readiness, teacher reading training, strong arts and math programs, and technology use without tax increases or new construction. Dave Sprague advocates the renewal to preserve current gains.
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Windsor Jugglers
Big Red
Elyria
Vasi praised for county compassion and service
A Lorain County employee testifies to Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi's kindness and hard work. Vasi visited the hospital during a family crisis and supports residents, urging voters to reelect her on March 2. The letter also criticizes local school levy plans and echoes national religious critique.
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Lorain County
Mary Jo Vasi
Vasi
Letters urge submission before February deadline for March 2 primary
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor on the 200 word limit, with submissions due by 5 p.m. Wednesday February 25. Guidelines note letters are edited for brevity, accuracy, and clarity and may not be published if late.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chronicletelegram
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Cutor
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U.S. Congress
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Avon Lake
Scripps Howard
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House
White House
Pamela M. McCaffery Carlisle
Brown
Powell
Mr. Brown
Pole Ave
Charleston Center
Dale Smith Lorain
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National Conference of Firemen and Oilers
Service Employees International Union
Griswold
Griswold Road
Tom
Gesine
Clinton
Congress
Dave Sprague
Karen Pleban Elyria Two
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Franklin
Graham
Billy Graham
Franklin Graham
Religious Broadcasters Convention
Pat Robertson
Jerry Falwell
Gary Bauer
James Dobson
Richard Nixon
Billy
Christ
Allan Holland Elyria
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