Hudnutt and Young Publishership Timeline
The record lists publishers and editors for the peer named Peeree Ae, noting A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur C Hudnutt from 1970 to 1994. Andrew R. Young is listed as publisher with Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as Managing and Assistant Managing Editors.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur C. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Ohio judges face scrutiny over pension double dipping
Four Lorain County judges Zaleski Basinski Janas Lilly announced retirement to collect pensions while seeking re election. Critics say the move echoes pro athlete Latrell Sprewell’s arrogance, though Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Moyer calls it improper. Legislation has aimed to curb such practices since 1993 with limited success. Voters should weigh these intentions amid tight election conflicts.
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Minnesota Timberwolves
Latrell Sprewell
Pye
Spreswell
Sprewell
Larain County
Edward Zaleski
David Basinski
Thomas Janas
Paulette /Illy
Zaleski
Basinski
Janas
Lilly
Board of Elections
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas Moyer
Moyer
Bob Taft
Lisi
Letters on Keystone board cuts and national politics
Donna Ramsey of LaGrange defends Keystone Board of Education against claims and urges voters to support the levy. Glen Osborne of Elyria criticizes modern politics, urges electing strong representatives and holding officials accountable.
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The
Chronicle
Keystone Board of Education
Keystone
Donna Ramsey LaGrange
Remark Not Off Target In Letter To Editor Bush Cheney Comment
Barry Jensen of Sheffield Lake notes that a recent letter implying the Bush Cheney group cannot shoot straight appears literal rather than metaphorical. He argues the criticism fits their actions and calls for accountability.
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Bush, Cheney and Company
Barry Jensen
Sheffield Lake
Political Frustration Grows Over Leadership Choices
A citizen questions the reward of mediocrity with two votes, sending Grace to Washington, and the election of an heiress with questionable ethics. The critique laments hollow promises, ineffective politicians, and inexperienced power brokers, contrasting them with the founding fathers' intelligence.
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Grace
Washington
Republic
Keys for Judge Seat Draws Democratic Primary
Stephanie Novak notes John Keys brings deep experience to the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas race, seeking the seat vacated by retired Judge Lynette McGough. Keys previously prosecuted in Huron and Cuyahoga counties before joining Lorain’s court staff in 1990, positioning him as the strongest candidate amid four others expressing interest.
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Common Pleas
Lynette
McGough
John Keys
Keys
Huron
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Thanks for returning to the old potato chip
A reader thanks Bob Jones of Jones Potato Chip Co for reverting to the original oil after a taste change. The note praises Thomasson’s chips and Florida fans, hoping sales rise as readers inform Mr Jones the decision was right.
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Taunt
Bob Jones
The
Jones Potato Chip Co
Thomanson
Mr Jones
Florida
Thomasson’s
Thomasson
Questions On Driver Licenses In Lorain County Office
Reader Jon T of Bainbridge asks why county workers including those connected to elected officials may avoid license rules. He questions travel costs and possible double payments while Lori Kekoski defends duties to taxpayers.
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Lorain County
James Cordes
Lori Kekoski
Jon T
Bainbridge Lorain
Knowledge and vigilance defend democracy against power
A critique of voter ignorance and complacency arguing Americans undervalue civics. Surveys show few can name representatives or Supreme Court justices while many accept expanding government power. The piece urges skepticism, reading the Bill of Rights, and staying informed to prevent rights erosion and autocratic overreach.
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James Bovard Tenorance
House
Senate
University of Michigan
Hie Polling Company
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Stvey
American Bar Association
Meiia
Congressional Recorder of Supreme Court
Citizans
Politi
Thomas Jefferson
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Penn
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Peeree Ae
Willng
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Benjamin Francklin
Abraham Lincoln
Elyria
Glen Osborne
Vakee
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