Chronicle masthead historical staff list
The Chronicle lists its founding date and historical editorial leadership including publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and A. C. Hudnutt, editors Arthur D. Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, and managing editors Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace, noting roles from 1927 to 1991. This archival snippet captures masthead positions across decades.
Strickland calls for ending Iowa influence in nominating process
Gov. Strickland argues Iowa and New Hampshire hold too much sway in selecting presidential nominees. He criticizes their racial makeups and small caucus participation, urging rotating regional primaries to empower a broader electorate nationwide. He Campaigned for Clinton in Iowa as the Democratic race with Obama and Edwards tightened.
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Ted Strickland
New York
Hillary Clinton
Strickland
Clinton
Iowa
Columbus Dispatch
Barack Obama
North Carolina
John Edwards
New Hampshire
Towa
USA Today
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New Deal Democrats
America
Reagan Republicans
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
Romney
Illinois
Obama
Bush commutes sentence of Marylander Short
The Washington Post editorial notes President Bush commuted Maryland resident Michael Dwayne Short in February, shaving 14 months from a near 20 year term for a minor role in a D C crack cocaine ring. It argues the mercy is insufficient and contrasts with numerous harsher pardons granted to others.
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Bush
Maryland
Michael Dwayne Short
Short
D.C
Dracon
Radical leftist rhetoric and Ron Paul praise surface in letters to editor
A composite of letters criticizes Hillary Clinton for redistributive proposals and favorably cites Ron Paul for constitutional restoration. The writers accuse Clinton of socialism and distrust in voters while praising Paul as honest and liberty-minded. They also claim media suppression of Paul and warn of economic dangers and foreign policy costs.
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Ron Paul
Iroq
Texas
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 250 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail or fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet
2008 in preview predicts Romney Clinton odds and sports fallout
Kondik predicts Romney to win the Republican caucus and nomination while Clinton edges Obama for the Democratic nomination. Bloomberg and Paul may run third parties. Democrats gain Senate and House seats. Browns and Cavaliers forecasts. Indians miss playoffs. Atonement wins best picture.
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Clinton
New York
Michael Bloomberg
U.S
Ron Paul
Texas
Washington
Ohio
State House
Senate
Ted Strickland
Marc Dann
Cleveland Browns
LeBron James
Cleveland Cavaliers
New Jersey Nets
Detroit Pistons
Boston Celtics
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
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