Hudnutt era editors and publishers listed in Chronicle
The Chronicle staff roster shows A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers with roles from 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994 respectively. Andrew R Young is listed as publisher and Dave Perozek as editorial page editor with Patti Ewald as managing editor and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Dave Perozek
Julie Wallace
New Ohio leadership lineup as Strickland named governor
Tad Strickland, 65, becomes Ohio's first Democratic governor in 16 years after six terms in Congress and careers as minister, psychologist, and professor. He issues an executive order mandating gifts over 20 dollars be reported and calls for greater access to public meetings.
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Tad Strickland
Strickland
Ohio
Scioto County
U.S. House of Representatives
Ohio's new attorney general Marc Dann faces large office test
Marc Dann, 44, former state senator and critic of Taft's administration, won the attorney general post. Dana Taylor, 40, Summit County native and CPA, becomes the lone Republican statewide official as auditor. Both face questions about management style and handling the pressures of major statewide office.
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Taft
Petro
Blackwell
Montgomery
Bradley
Strickland
Dann
Brunner
Taylor
Cordray
Marc Dann
Ohio
State Senate
Case Western Reserve University
Bob Taft
Mary Taylor
Summit County
Dana
GOP
Brunner and Cordray take new Ohio statewide posts
Jennifer Brunner, 49, returns to the secretary of state office as chief, having served as a Franklin County judge this decade. Richard Cordray, 47, moves from Franklin County treasurer to state treasurer, with Democrats eyeing higher office and a busier public role.
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Jennifer Brunner
Brunner
Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
Secretary of State
Sherrod Brown
Ken Blackwell
Richard Cordray
Cordray
Franklin County
Letters to the Editor on ACLU and Iraq War Policy
The letter argues the ACLU protects US civil liberties and has no say in Iraq. A reader cites DNA exonerations to praise the ACLU. A second piece urges voters to reconsider tobacco politics and mutual respect. A soldier in Iraq laments overly cautious rules of engagement hindering combat effectiveness.
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Sedlak
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Raqi
Wayne Beckley
Elyria
Eric Hasselbagh
Michael Reddinger
Etyria
Smoking ban debate echoes Cold War era control
A letter argues that proposed smoking bans push government overreach and likens regulation to Cold War communism. The writer claims tobacco has long been regulated and urges continued, less intrusive approaches while warning about loss of personal freedoms.
Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Include mailing address and contact details for publication.
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Chronicle-Telegram
The
Chronicle‘Telegram
Elyria
Oprah’s South Africa school debate sparks inner city critique
Eugene Robinson argues Oprah Winfrey’s $40 million leadership academy for girls near Johannesburg highlights universal teen traits. He notes teenagers everywhere seek status symbols like iPods and sneakers, regardless of poverty, and contends the piece reflects broader issues in inner city schools and adolescent priorities.
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Oprah Winfrey
Oprah
South Africa
United States
Newsweek
Irust
Johannesburg
Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy
State aid hinges on private insurance, meet rule
A policy statement notes aid is available to those who cannot afford purchases but requires proof of private insurance first. The quote emphasizes insurance as a prerequisite and frames aid as conditional support from the state.
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