Chronicle Staff Names and Publication History
The Chronicle lists staff and leadership history with founders and editors. It references publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt, and current editors including Andrew Fr, Dave Perczek, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold. It notes roles as publisher editor editorial page editor and managing editor.
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Cooper Hudnutt Andrew FR
YOUNG
Dave Perczek
12 miners found alive headline apologizes for error
The Chronicle-Telegram and other papers reported 12 miners alive after a mine incident. Later officials corrected the count to one survivor, citing miscommunication. editors apologized, noting the early reports were based on unconfirmed family claims and AP guidance.
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West Virginia
Joe Manchin
Chronicle-Telegram
Chicago Tribune
Boston Herald
Hartford
Associated Press
Boston Globe
Boone Simpson
Reader laments omission of Resar family in florist history
In a letter to the editor Gene M. Bedoce of Elyria criticizes a Dec 28 article for omitting Larry and Mary Resar, key figures in keeping Resar Florist thriving through the 1950s to 1970s. Bedoce recalls working there and urges inclusion of the couple’s contributions to the business and community.
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Regar Morist
Larry
Mary Resar
Resar Florist
Rasar Florist
Mary
Gene M. Bedoce Elyria
Letter Critique of Personal Attacks on Editorial Page
A reader denounces a vicious personal attack in the Chronicle editorial page letter and praises coverage of the Shroeders in Iraq. The writer questions why such venom appeared and notes appreciation for respected columnists and Christmas Day front-page coverage.
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Dee
The
Chronicle
Iraq
Eugene Robinson
Marie Cocco
Letter Writers Clash Over Truth and Politics
A series of letters to the editor span accusations of liberal arrogance and name calling, defending or attacking public figures. Dennis Huebner criticizes Mary Jo Kopechne’s killer Kennedy, while Robert Estes Jr. questions Browns performance and fan loyalty. A third writer accuses the Bush administration of domestic spying, likening it to Nixon era overreach and urging accountability.
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Karen McCall
Dave Rush
Rush
Clinton
Mr. Rushaliar
Sen. Kennedy
Congress
Mary Jo Kupechne
Chappaquiddick
Dennis M. Huebner
North Ridgeville
Politician, lobbyist ties stain a columnist career
A veteran writer admits that accepting payments to cover issues favored by Abramoff-linked clients created a perceived conflict of interest. He laments the ethics of advocacy funded commentary, vows to stop taking money, and notes his future work will be published in two collections by Taw Forum Press.
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Doug Bundon
L'Affaire
Jack Abramoff
Abramoff
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Dent
Cato Institute
Abramaft
Butt
Rawdon
Taw Forum Press
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Celine Riedel
Avert Lake
Browns
Heinz Field
Bittsburgh
Frye
Robert B. Estes JR
Bush
Nixos
Nixon
National Security Court
Olega
New Yor
Florida
Think Tank