Chronicle Masthead and Editorial Leadership Change
The Chronicle lists its publishing lineage with founders and editors including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as former publishers, and current leadership by Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace with titles Publisher and Managing Editor respectively.
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A Call for Aid as Haiti Earthquake Sparks Generosity
The piece notes Haiti's 2010 earthquake casualties and the surge of US relief. It highlights Voltaire era reflections on science and fate, the Red Cross toll, and how Lorain County groups like Cap-Haitien Dental Institute and Church of the North Coast mobilize aid including dental care and an orphanage, with plans for trips and long recovery ahead.
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Help Haiti build a functioning state after earthquake devastation
In the wake of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince lies in ruins. The piece argues for urgent U.S. and international leadership to rebuild housing and schools, create jobs, and restore a civilian government and basic services.
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Readers clash on health care and ethics letters
Readers debate the Democratic health care bill, criticizing cost, Medicare cuts, forced coverage and behind closed door talks. Others denounce death-penalty pain, and a Avon Lake reader condemns steroid use in baseball, calling for McGwire and others banned.
Mayor Grace recall sparks public anger over self serving effort
The recall of Mayor Bill Grace triggers strong public anger as groups behind the move are labeled self serving. Voters lament job losses from budget cuts and layoffs for firefighters and police, calling the actions reckless and harmful during hard times.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor. Submissions should be 250 words or less and may be edited for brevity. Include signature full address and telephone. mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or contact by fax or email as listed.
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Constitutional challenge to health care mandate tests commerce power
The piece argues the health care mandate faces a constitutional test over Congress authority under the Commerce Clause. It contrasts supporters who deem mandatory purchase permissible with opponents who say inactivity cannot be regulated. It cites Orrin Hatch and Stuart Taylor, discusses judicial restraint, and frames conservative views on liberty versus democracy. George Will notes contact.
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