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The Chronicle lists its history from 1829 and notes publishers including A C Hudnutt and successors through 2010. It also names Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2024
Page
4
The Chronicle lists its history from 1829 and notes publishers including A C Hudnutt and successors through 2010. It also names Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor.
Opinion urges voters to renew Issue 23 a 1.5 mill levy that funds about 23 percent of Oberlin Library budget. It would run 10 years and raise roughly $348 000 annually for books technology and staffing impacting services at the library and The Bridge.
Donald Trump surged to 51 percent in the Iowa Republican caucus, far ahead of Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. The win, its size setting a new record, signals momentum toward the GOP nomination as campaign moves to New Hampshire and South Carolina.
The column argues both parties avoid immigration solutions while suggesting practical steps like broader work visas and job sponsorship. It criticizes asylum as broken and urges Navarrette to offer proposals rather than critique. The letter also laments deer culling, criticizes Trump, and questions septic fee policies in Lorain County.
Washington Post columnist George Will weighs political landscape as Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina shape a potential Biden Trump rematch. He argues public polarization, media influence, and party dynamics threaten turnout and outcomes, with implications for 2024 elections and constitutional questions.
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