Chronicle masthead and leadership listing
The Chronicle announces its historical masthead with founders and publishers. It lists A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1994, with Andrew R Young as editor and Patti Ewald on the editorial page, plus Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Pat M Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Dave Perczek
Light on North Korea ties from Kim Jong Il Beijing visit
The article notes Kim Jong Il privately visited Beijing for eight days, then China released detailed coverage of his meetings with nine senior Politburo members. It suggests limited openness, contrasts North Korea’s economy and restrictions with China’s market, and hints at renewed six party talks with U.S. involvement via Christa Hill.
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North Korea
Kim Jong IL
China
Kim
Beijing
Shenzhen
Hong Kong
Ching
U.S
Kirt
Hu Jintao
Pyongyang
Bush
Christaher Hill
Kim Jonge 1
Even if they cannot read, give collegians a break
A mock defense of college students amid a controversial AP study claims many cannot interpret tables on exercise and blood pressure, compare credit card offers, or follow editorial arguments. The piece argues real life demands adaptive skills beyond reading test norms, noting gym routines and opaque financial terms.
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Associated Press
Lorain County funding debate raised by readers
Letters discuss the Lorain County Manufacturing Council funding, asking which sector offers higher paying jobs and whether continued county support is wise. References to WIRE-NET, plus a personal note on tire loss and a memorial appeal by Friends of Cascade Park in Elyria seeking new members and continued park support.
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Lorain County
Wire-Net i
Cleveland
Joxain
John Colm
Wire-Net
Kale
Blair
Connie Davis
Friends of
Cascade Park
Elyria
Connie
Elyria Parks Department
Lorain Voices Critique City Direction and Leadership
A reader priceed at Mayor Craig Fortin voice concerns over Lorain’s direction. They accuse officials of silencing debate on Anna Martin’s will tied to Lighthouse Village, question sex offender oversight, condemn Project Dry Basement costs, and warn of spiking exodus as schools and business zoning falter. They urge urgent city action.
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Craig Fortin
Anna Martin
Lighthouse Village Projet
Council
Planning Commission
Asensio
Residents rally against Wal-Mart at Chestnut Ridge site
Local residents around Chestnut Ridge and 57 oppose a Wal-Mart development citing heavy traffic air pollution truck traffic noise and potential flooding in backyards. They urge organization to urge elected officials to oppose the project led by Albert Drage North Rickgevilla.
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Wal-Mart Heme
Chestnut Ridge
Wal-Mart
Vanishing Jobs and Tax Policy Letter from Lorain Advocate
A long letter to U S citizens and public employees argues that job losses and offshore manufacturing harm tax revenues. It cites Lorain, Cleveland, Parma and Brook Park examples, questions government loyalty, and criticizes local city management while urging accountability and policy focus. Debra L Brady signs as author.
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