Hudnutt Chronicle publishers and editors list
Partial historical clipping lists names and roles of Chronicle staff across years with publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editors including Andrew R Young Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold, noting dates 1927 to 1950 and 1954 to 1970.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Pilla to retire as head of Cleveland Diocese
The Cleveland Diocese bishop Anthony J. Pilla has asked Pope Benedict XVI for permission to retire. He led the 15th largest U S diocese serving about 800000 Catholics with urban outreach and revival efforts. His tenure included presidency of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and a push to recruit more priests amid the church sex abuse crisis.
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Anthony J. Pilla
Cleveland
Pilla
Benedict XVI
Middleburg Heights
Larain
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Christine Schenk
Filla
West Virginia mine explosion prompts safety questions
An explosion at a West Virginia mine owned by International Coal Group Inc killed 12 workers. In 2005 mining fatalities rose, with 205 safety citations issued, including 13 serious violations. The incident underscores ongoing regulatory oversight and the need to improve safety as the industry remains high risk.
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West Virginia
Babor Department
International Coal Group Inc
Bas
Tional
Labor Department
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Letters to the Editor Endorses Sherrod Brown for Senate
The writer uses a methodical analysis to advocate for Sherrod Brown in the 2006 Ohio Senate race. They contrast Brown’s record on labor and working families with Paul Hackett’s limited experience, urging readers to research and choose Brown. The letter also touches on a UAW endorsement context and cautions about safety and personal responsibility in driving.
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Ohio
Horm
Sherrod Brown
U.S
State General Board
UAW
Paul Hackett
Senate
Hackett
Milford
Honda
Sherrod
NAFTA
CAPTA
DAW
Tan
IAW
It’s about the judge not the biker in the letters
A reader argues that the biker letters do not mention Mr. Goffee and blames Judge Janbezi for valuing a biker life unfairly. The writer rejects the idea of faultless accidents and defends Judge Danuzer while calling for an explanation of his justice.
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Pease
Mr. Goffee
Janbezi
Mr. Goffe
Goffe
Ips
Danuzer
Dm Althals JR. Y Welligton
Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines and Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram solicits letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone. Mailing address Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036. Fax 3297282. Email letters at ironiclelet com.
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Chronicle-Telegram
The
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Elironiclet.com
Two corruptions in Washington challenge our republic
Jay Ambrose argues both evident cash-for-political favors and a subtler form of corruption, cowards’ pragmatism, threaten long term national good. He criticizes Bush era finance, farm subsidies, Medicare, and entitlements while urging principled resistance by citizens.
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Jack Abramoff
Washington
Abramoff
White House
Bush
Secretary of Agriculture
Lyndon Johnson
Niagara Falls
Ike Shakespeare
Henry V
Agincourt
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