Chronicle founders and leadership notes from history
The Chronicle's history records founding on July 24 1829 with A C Hudnutt as publisher and later 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt and 1970 1994 the Hudnutts. Andrew R Young served 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
Roses and Raspberry Policy Sparks Political Debate
Governor Strickland vetoed a bill capping court damages at 5000 dollars and shielding lead paint firms, prompting questions about timing and impact. The piece also condemns maintenance of student free expression, praises Amherst donors aiding St Joseph Elementary, condemns Lorain vandals, and honors Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Amherst
St. Joseph Elementary
President Bush sticks with four disputed appeals nominees
Miami Herald Republic editors view Bush’s decision not to rename four federal appeals court nominees blocked last year as a prudent step toward bipartisan cooperation. They say the move signals a cease-fire in Washington’s judicial wars and a shift toward productivity over partisan bickering sparked by the voter verdict of anger at excess vitriol.
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Princeton
Cincinnati
Evan Payne
U.S. Supreme Court
Bush
Senate
Washington
Jess
Quote criticizes increasing military force for political solution
The speaker dismisses calls to add more military force to secure a political solution, arguing the approach is folly and that the other side cannot articulate a credible plan or intent to follow through.
Time to end the Iraq war and end it now
A reader voices opposition to the Iraq war, accusing George W. Bush of unprovoked action and inept planning. They cite 3,000+ American deaths, vast costs, and civilian suffering, urging immediate demobilization and proposing a political family draft as a pressure tactic.
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United States
George W Bush
Bush
Vietnam
Iraq
America
Mr. Bush
George W. Bush
Bush Gambles On New Iraq Strategy With More Troops
Somber national address outlines a plan to deploy 21 700 additional troops to pursue a claimed victory in Iraq. Bush visits Fort Benning Georgia to boost morale as families brace for third tours amid ongoing campaign criticisms and international tensions.
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Bush
George W. Bush
Iraq
Fort Benning
Somalia
Persian Gulf
Iran
Guidelines for letters to the editor from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 240 words or shorter and may be trimmed to fit 250 word limits. Include signature full address and telephone. mailing address is Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. fax 3257282. email lattars chroniclet com.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lattars
Chroniclet
Chavez Seeks Broad Nationalization After Big Win
Following a December victory, Hugo Chavez moves to seize autonomy from the Central Bank, take over telecommunications and energy, and govern by decree. He proclaims socialism, attacks the United States, and bets on oil revenues while Venezuelans crave food on the table amid falling prices and ongoing corruption.
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Hugo Chavez
Fidel Castro
Chavez
Central Bank of
Venezuela
National Assembly
U.S
Latin America
United States
Washington
Mr Danger
Bush
Chavex
Smoking as privilege not a right in Ohio ban
Harvey Gittler argues the November vote created a public smoking ban as a privilege, not a right, noting rights can be regulated like free speech. He recalls age restrictions, urges acceptance, but criticizes enforcement timing and urges smokers to adjust to the legislation. His column runs Mondays.
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ACLU
U.S
Harvey Gittler
Chronicler.com
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Wen
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