Chronicle of Leforamw Founding and Hudnutt Editorial Line
A historical note outlines the Chronicle of Leforamw with its July 24 1829 founding and a succession of publishers including A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt spanning 1927 to 2010. Julie Wallace and Brad Dicken are listed in editorial roles.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Avon Lake Mayor Spaetzel not subject to removal claims
The Lorain County Probate Court will not easily remove Avon Lake Mayor Mark Spaetzel based on claims by Gerald Phillips who seeks the mayor’s ouster under a little used Ohio code. Phillips, a city council candidate, argues Spaetzel lacks fitness over ticketing, two plant implosions, access controls at City Hall, and criticism seen as suppressing opponents, but the editors say none justify removal and note voters will decide in upcoming elections.
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Gerald Phillips
Lorain County
Avon Lake
Mark Spaetzel
Phillips
Spaetzel
Richard Perrins
Lake Road
Avon Lake Environmental Redevelopment Group
City Hall
William Zimmerman
Brownfield Committee
Avon Lake Community Improvement Corp
Ohio Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Himself
Zimmerman
Council
Why do hybrid vehicle owner license fees seem punitive
A reader questions higher license sticker costs for hybrids, arguing it penalizes clean air efforts by charging more despite reduced gasoline use. The letter echoes broader political frustration, highlighting alleged constitutional crisis, Trump policies, veteran care fears, and Lorain write-in candidate Eileen Torres with May 6 elections and April 8 early voting.
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Marge Bartick
North Olmsted
Republicans plead for DOGE exemptions amid cuts jeopardizing services
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell reports lawmakers spar over DOGE budget cuts led by President Trump and Elon Musk. Alabama senator Britt seeks reprieve for NIH funds, Capito unfreezes green buses, Moran backs food aid tweaks, Tillis and Collins express concern, while Begich admits limited power. Rampell notes constitutional duty and political pressure.
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Trump
Elon Musk
U.S
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Fox News
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Doge
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Watters
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Katie Boyd Britt
R-Ala
Britt
Al.com
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NIH
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Alabama
Health and Human Services
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Shelley Moore
Capito
R-W.va
Environmental Protection Agency
West Virginia
Kansas
Jerry Moran
U.S. Agency For International Development
Moran
Thom Tillis
R-N.c
FEMA
North Carolina
Tillis
CNN
Susan Collins
Maine
Alaska
Sen
Lisa Murkowski
Murkowski
Fairbanks
Nick Begich
House
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