Chronicle history of editors and publishers through years
The Chronicle records its lineage from 1829 with founders and later publishers. It lists A C Mudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudinutt 1970 to 1991, Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R Young as editor, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant managing editors.
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Bond Commission Debate Grows Over Lorain County System
Defense attorney Jack Bradley weighs in calling for an independent bond commission to set prisoner bonds, arguing current Lorain County practices rely on prosecutors and judicial rubber stamping. He notes Cuyahoga County spends 8 million annually on a seven person bond office, while Lorain would save costs but faces questions of independence and effectiveness.
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Bush era fake news claims spark across federal ads
Readers are urged to note widespread taxpayer funded propaganda aims across the Bush administration. The GAO says prepacked videos and fake announcers appeared as independent reports to promote programs like No Child Left Behind. Medicare and the drug control office used similar tactics. The piece condemns covert propaganda and calls for accountability from SBS and McWilliams.
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Midview teacher praised amid videotaped classroom beating dispute
Readers rally behind Ben Kendrick a Midview High School teacher amid a widely viewed classroom beating incident. Letters to the editor defend Kendrick as a caring, respected educator who connects with students and addresses issues individually.
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Avon historic homes benefit from preservation program
Avon residents value the small town feel and historic houses listed in the Avon Register of Historic Places. The Avon Landmarks Preservation Commission offers free maintenance advice and may seek waivers from the local building authority for qualifying structures. A Heritage Home Loan Program with 2 percent interest is being explored.
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Out of his league Bush league remark by Glenn Walter
Lorain columnist Glenn Walter rails at what he calls bush league behavior by the president’s first administration, aside from Colin Powell, labeling it tactless and amateurish.
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Former Fannie Mae executive cashes in outrage at perks
A reader voices outrage over a retirement package for former Fannie Mae chairman Franklin Raines. They question the size of a $114,000 monthly lifetime payout and $8.7 million in deferred compensation, asking who approves such perks and where to report concerns.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, notes they may edit for brevity and accuracy, and sets a 200 word limit with possible edits to fit length. Authors should include signature, home address, and telephone number, and use the listed mailing, fax, or email contacts for submission.
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