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The Chronicle references its founding on July 24 1629 A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1850 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young as editor and Scott Brown as editorial page editor Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing and assistant editors.
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A few wishes for new year 2003 Chronicle reflection
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines hopes for 2003 including an Ohio State national championship, a Browns playoff win, and Elyria High School plans. It notes failing measures, stalled City Hall work, a western industrial parkway, and crucial funding. LeBron James Cavs talk, a courtroom appearance of the burglar, Lorain unity efforts, and Indians prospects frame a cautious outlook.
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Letter to the Editor on Theft of Cherished Memories
A reader laments thefts of sentimental items, from a windmill to wooden figures and a wind chime made by a son who died in 1990. The writer recalls catching a thief, grieving the loss, and placing the Easter Bunny as the last remaining gift from the heart.
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A Call to Cut Wasteful Government Spending in New Year
Cal Thomas urges a bipartisan push to reduce federal and state waste, citing Citizens Against Government Waste data on 20.1 billion dollars in pork projects. He urges tax cuts, a Grace Commission style audit, and state watchdogs to curb inefficiency and abuse in government.
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Senator Murray Praises Bin Laden in High School Talk
Washington Senator Patty Murray drew sharp criticism for praising Osama bin Laden during remarks to high school honor students in Vancouver Washington. She claimed bin Laden has built roads and infrastructure while alleging the US neglects other nations, a counterpoint widely disputed given bin Laden’s role in the 2001 attacks.
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Murray and bin Laden remarks spark Senate flames
San Diego Union-Tribune columnist Joseph Perkins critiques Senator Murray for praising bin Laden, contrasting her view with U S aid to Afghanistan in 2001, and accusing her of sensationalizing division while labeling her stance as harmful to national unity. He notes Afghanistan aid totals and frames her comments as misguided.
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