Hudnutt Chronicle founders and staff credits
The Chronicle traces its founding in July 24 1829 with publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt listed across the era 1827 to 1950s. Editorial leadership includes A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew RP Young Publisher editor Dave Perczek and Pattie Walld Managing Editor Matt Westerhold listed among staff.
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Lorain County Growth Partnership aims to boost economy
Lorain County commissioners unveil a Growth Partnership to unite the Chamber of Commerce, Team Lorain County, and the Development Department. They renovate a county floor at about 500000 dollars to create a one stop platform for public and private groups, while raising questions about goals, accountability, and taxpayer value.
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Chile elects Michelle Bachelet president in historic vote
The article lauds Bachelet’s victory as a milestone for Chile's democracy and social progress. It contrasts her social inclusive approach with Chavez's populism, noting Chile's poverty reduction, foreign investment, and cooperation with the United States while maintaining independence on the Iraq invasion issue.
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Letters To The Editor On Helmets And Local Issues
Readers debate helmet laws seat belt mandates and motorcycle safety while criticizing mayor Grace on Elyria ice cream stand rules Route 57 bypass taxes and parking. The letters urge practical solutions and question local government decisions.
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Greed steers retailers when returns come in
A fragment from a consumer letter discusses refunds and retailer greed in handling returns, hinting at frustration with expectations of refunds and stock impact on shopping. The text references known customers and ongoing caring about timely refunds, though the damaged OCR limits fuller detail.
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The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 200 words, with editing for brevity and accuracy. Letters longer than 290 words may be shortened. Include signature, full home address, and phone number. Mailing address, fax, and email contact details are provided for submissions.
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War costs of Iraq could reach trillions say economists
Linda Bames and Joseph Stiglitz warn at the American Eco Hoting Association meeting that the final price of the Iraq war may reach 1 to 2 trillion dollars. They include veterans’ benefits, higher debt service, and lost productivity, arguing costs extend well beyond immediate military spending.
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