Hudnutt Publication History and Editorial Lineup
Summary of Hudnutt family control with publishers Arthur D. Hudnutt 1927 to 1950 and A Cooper Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 plus editor Andrew R. Young and editors Scott Brown Matt Westerhold. Hudnutt founded July 24 1829 AD with Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew Young as editor.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Lorain urged to boost tax collection under Maiorana
The Uncollected Income Tax Task Force advised strengthening Lori Maiorana’s department with more staff and better software. If 18 months pass without progress, the city may consider RITA. Council must set benchmarks and seek a follow up audit to restore taxpayer confidence.
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Lori Maiorana
Citizens Committee
Craig Foltin
Majorana
Rita
Maiorana
Foltin
Council
Upping Medicare drug bill sparks cost dispute
The Bush administration and Republican leaders push a new drug entitlement at a projected $400 billion over ten years, but critics say the cost will rise. Updated estimates place the bill at $530 billion, with some analysts warning it could reach $800 billion. Democrats blame drug companies and argue aid should target those most in need, while concerns rise about baby boomers and economic impact.
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Bush
Conservative
Heritage Foundation
Ed Feulner
Congressional Budget Office
Editorial Invitation to Share Opinions Stated by Chronicle-Telegram
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Medicare by the numbers and the Bush drug plan
U S Representative Sherrod Brown notes figures behind the Medicare prescription drug benefit signed by President Bush. Key data include federal payments to private insurers, industry profits, HMO costs, and shifts in elderly coverage. Browns district includes Lorain and northeast Lorain County.
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Sherrod Brown
Lorain
Elynn
Lorain County
Will for Lorain County prosecutor urged by readers
Readers endorse Dennis Will for Lorain County prosecutor in the Democratic primary. Will, a retired Police Captain and Marine Corps veteran, has led crime prevention efforts in Lorain County, served on the Elyria Police Department and Lorain County Terrorism Task Force, and presented over 2,000 cases to a county grand jury as an assistant prosecutor.
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Lorain County
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Marine Corps
Elyria
Sheffield
Lam
Lorain
Amherst
Fraternal Order of Police
Amy Brown Amherst
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Elyria
Pence Seeks Loyalty To Conservatism At CPAC
Cal Thomas notes Rep. Mike Pence a steadfast Bush ally voices concern over government growth at CPAC in Washington. He argues a shift from limited government under Reagan and Bush risks alienating conservatives, urging vigilance within Heritage Foundation and White House circles.
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Mike Pence
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