Chronicle masthead and publishing history note
The Chronicle lists publishing lineage from 1829 with Hudnutt family and partners. It credits A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor, noting eras from 1927 to 1991. The item preserves lineage and leadership roles.
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Public wage strains in Elyria and Lorain test voter support
A Pew study shows half of workers faced unemployment or reduced pay since the recession began. In Elyria, a 0.25 percent income tax hike would fund 18 more police officers and upgrades, while Lorain schools push an 10 mill levy after a string of teacher raises. Public officials face voter fatigue and demand visible sacrifice.
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Activist letter outlines socialist regime path and policy shifts
A Chronicle-Telegram letter from Jerrold Winger of Grafton argues leftist strategies to seize power in the U.S. by infiltrating education, expanding government, naming oversight czars, controlling the attorney general, and reducing defense while boosting welfare and union influence. It cites energy policy failures and foreign policy pivots as outcomes, and sets submission guidelines for readers.
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Supreme Court speeding case clarifies police speed evidence
Justice Maureen O Connor notes the Jenney decision allows officer sworn speed testimony if the officer is trained and certified and has real world experience. The court affirms that visual estimation can support speeding convictions alongside radar. Legislature may act to limit or clarify rules, public safety remains priority.
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