Chronicle masthead and staff listings
The Chronicle publication details include founders and a long list of editors and publishers with years in service. It cites A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers and names Andrew R Young, Dave Perozek, Patti Ewald, Julie Wallace among editorial staff.
Howard Aims for Elyria Municipal Court Naming
A local group urges naming the new Elyria Municipal Court after late judge John A. Howard, 1984 to 1999, who died in 2002 at 78. They propose moving his name from the South Recreation Center to the Lake Avenue Broad Street court, while others oppose dual naming.
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Justice Center
Howard
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Lorain County Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Heman Ely
Small town U S A vanishing or adapting in diverse ways
The piece surveys how towns shrink in the Great Plains while others resist losses. Georgia drops 519 hamlets from maps but revisits some. Arizona eyes rapid growth. Kansas sees a gas station turned corner shop. It notes retirees moving to cheap, breathable places and suburbs evolving into urban villages.
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New York Times
David Brooks
Stapleton
Colo
Denver
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Poetry Tulip
White City
Kan
Town Gripped by Abduction Case In Missouri
Community reels as authorities pursue Michael Devlin accused of abducting two Missouri boys. Last week a local official described Devlin as a man who had the town fooled while investigators seek leads and safety guarantees for residents.
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John Walsh
Michael Devlin
Missouri
Letters to the Editor Question dog tag reminder and more
Readers debate dog license reminders from Lorain County Auditor Mark Stewart and toast veterans concerns. The letter drives into tax and military issues while criticizing a controversial figure and a war related funding matter.
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Lorain County
Mark Stewart
Chronicle-Telegram
James Cordes
Stewart
March for Life set to press tax funding cuts in DC
A letter urges participation in the January 21 and 22 March for Life in Washington to protest Planned Parenthood funding and abortion on demand. The writer contrasts abortion with Iraqi civilian deaths, criticizes a Supreme Court appointment, and recalls reporting an animal cruelty incident on Cleveland Street.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Planned Parenthood
Washington
March For Life
Cleveland Street
APL
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 250 words with signature full address and telephone. Submissions by mail to Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 by fax to 328-7282 or by email to letters chroniclet com.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Gun culture and violence critique in Philadelphia Inquirer column
Karen Heller argues that gun ownership dominates American life and politics while gun violence devastates communities. She contrasts public health campaigns against smoking and fat with the powerful gun lobby and calls for a national crusade to curb firearms.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Buffalo Bill
Joan Burbick
Philadelphia
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