Hudnutt era editors and publishers listed
The record lists the Hudnutt family publishers from 1927 to 1994. A C Hudnutt served 1927 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1994, with Andrew R Young as editor, Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald as managing editor, and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Dave Perczek
Julie Wallace
Two Education Ideas For Ohio Face Support and Skepticism
An Ohio editorial argues for and against a proposed constitutional change that would transfer school funding decisions from the Legislature to the state Board of Education, cautioning that it could complicate budgeting while keeping the board as advisory. The piece also supports Governor Strickland’s plan to place the chancellor of higher education in the governor’s Cabinet, endorsing Eric Fingerhut as a strong candidate to influence colleges and universities and address rising costs and stagnant degrees.
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Ohio
State Board of Education
Columbus
Ted Strickland
Ohio Board of Regents
Strickland
Eric Fingerhut
U.S. Senate
Fingerhut
Baldwin-Wallace College
Doctor denies details of planned killings in book chapter
Dr. J. Simpson, questioned Sunday about a chapter in his canceled book that reportedly outlined how he would have killed his ex wife and her friend, said he shredded all materials and tried to erase the memory.
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Dr.j. Simpson
Veto Fight Over SB 117 Sees OHIO Consumer Protections Cut
Letters critique the last days of the Ohio governor over SB 117, which caps non economic damages under the Consumer Sales Practices Act. The new administration vetoed the bill, arguing it weakens consumer safeguards amid debate on predatory lending and fair business practices. The piece also includes local concerns about city staffing and overtime costs, plus opinions on minimum wage and tax policy rhetoric.
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Ohio
House
Coalition On Homelessness and Housing In
Cohhio
Strickland
Chubby
Tam
Bush
Grace
Michael J
Flanigan Elyria
Readers respond on Iraq war and abortion headlines
A letter from Wanda Jurco in North Ridgeville laments U.S. troop escalation in Iraq and cites public polling for withdrawal. The writer also condemns a culture war stance on abortion and urges Congress to block funding. The Chronicle-Telegram invites brief letters, up to 250 words, with full contact details.
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Iraq
America
Roe v. Wade
Wanda Jurco
North Ridgeville
U.S
White House
Democrats
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclat.com
Bush climate shift mirrors party role reversals in health care
Mallaby argues Bush faces pressure on climate policy amid party shifts, noting Schwarzenegger and other governors pushing universal coverage while Democrats push Medicare drug negotiations. He warns against focusing on energy security alone and cites carbon tax and cap-and-trade debates, plus Obama’s coal-to-oil subsidies.
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Eorge W. Bush
Iraq
Washington
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Jim Douglas
Vermont
Mitt Romney
Massachusetts
John Baldacci
Maine
Congress
Pelosicrats
Congressional Budget Office
Bush
James Connaughton
Council On Environmental Quality
White House
Connaughton
al Hubbard
National Economic Council
United States
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Midwest
Middle East
Richard Newell
John McCain
Joe Lieberman
Barack Obama
Obama
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