Chronicle Publisher and editors list from history
The Chronicle history shows A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers with dates 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994 respectively. Andrew R Young served as publisher and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor with Pattie Wal d and Matt Westerhold in senior editorial roles.
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Lorain County Airport takeover sparks questions over plan
Lorain County commissioners moved in April to seize control of the county airport and dissolve the existing board, appointing three new members with closer ties to the commission. The board remains, but the new appointees lack aviation experience and already hold high government roles. Airport director Michael Barth warns of budget friction as he retires later this year and questions the commissioners' direction, while a clear plan remains undisclosed.
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Lorain County
James Cordes
Shari Pena
Lori Kokoski
Ron Twining
Cordes
Michael Barth
Barth
Bari
Vatican hits intelligent design with science charge
L Osservatore Romano ran an article by Fiorenzo Facchini arguing intelligent design is not science and there is no justification for teaching it alongside Darwinian evolution. The piece notes controversy over Dover and cites Pope Benedict remarks as religious, not scientific. Facchini suggests God could use natural causes in creation, but the debate continues.
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Fiorenzo Facchini
Pennsylvania
Dover
Beinley
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Discovery Institute
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Benedict XVI
Letters to the Editor warn of identity loss and call for ethics reform
The letter writers discuss self esteem and individualism in Elyria and Lorain County, praising American spirit while urging Congress to enact strong ethics and lobbying reforms. They condemn corruption, lobbyist gifts, and bad trade pacts like NAFTA CAFTA and foreign auto jobs, urging accountability and taxpayer protection.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lyria
ED Eishrenner
Panies
Congress
Defective design alarms against resource collapse
A public letter cites ancient civilizations like the Anasazi and Mayans to warn that current human society repeats past mistakes and risks global collapse from natural resource depletion. Elyria’s Route 57 bypass and Route 7 resurfacing are criticized as neglected highway priorities.
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Editorial guidelines describe brevity and length limits for letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number with contact options by mail fax or email.
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Clyria
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Kaine Taps as Democratic Messenger for Tax Plans in Virginia
The text portrays Virginia Governor Timothy Kaine as a tax and spend Democrat, favored by party loyalists to deliver the State of the Union response. It contrasts Kaine with Bill Clinton, cites planned tax hikes and road spending, and criticizes wasteful spending highlighted by watchdog groups. It argues Kaine lacks Clinton’s baggage but would raise $4 billion in new taxes by 2010 and push road overhauls in Northern Virginia, warning of long traffic delays and economic harm.
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Great Dismal Swamp
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia Association of Counsils
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Congress
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Mark Sanford
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