Hudnutt Family Led Chronicle Through Decades
The Chronicle highlights longtime leaders including A. C. Hudnutt and Arthur Hudnutt with publishers and editors spanning 1927 to 1994. Andrew R. Young and Kyle Kondik share editorial roles, while Patti Ewald and Julie Wallace serve in managing and assistant management, reflecting a family and staff legacy in the paper's history.
Lorain Council backtracks to hold public hearing on limestone mill
Lorain City Council reverses course again and schedules a Feb 11 public hearing on rezoning 15 acres in Riverbend Commerce Park for a limestone grinding mill to be run by Oglebay Norton. The move follows prior votes against the mill and amid calls from local leaders and EPA input for cautious review. Riverview Realty holds a $1 million option to sell land for the project.
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Commerce Park
Tony Giardini
Lorain Democratic Party
Oglebay Norton
Cleveland
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Lorain Law
Mark Provenza
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Riverview Realty
Baseball needs a new boss for Selig era reforms
The Kansas City Star editorial argues MLB owners should replace Commissioner Bud Selig with a credible leader. It cites steroids in the late 1990s and years of inaction, noting Congress hearings, Mitchell's report, and public distrust amid three additional years on Selig’s contract.
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Selig
Congress
Milwaukee Brewers
U.S
George Mitchell
Clinton criticism and civic angst in Lorain letters
Debates over Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama dominate a local opinion page. A reader accuses the candidates of futility while another writer laments crime, copper theft, and moral decline, urging tougher laws and citizen action.
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Clinton
Barack Obama
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Fred Gessner
Amherst
America
Lorain City Hall
Deborah J. Akin Lo
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Where is this race's Teddy Roosevelt
Kondik argues 2008 needs a bold leader like Teddy Roosevelt as the parties split. He compares past 1912 dynamics with Huckabee McCain Romney and Clinton Obama, noting Bloomberg Paul Nader and others as potential third party disruptors. He critiques current frontrunners while seeking a Bull Moose alternative.
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Bush
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New York
Illinois
Barack Obama
Bill Clinton
White House
Obama
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Nevada
George Wallace
Ross Perot
Michael Bloomberg
Texas
U.S
Ron Paul
Ralph Nader
Teddy
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