Chronicle masthead and staff listing from 1927
The Chronicle shows its July 24 1828 founding note with A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 and credits Andrew A Young editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor along with Cooper HUDnutt.
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Fourth of July reflections on America’s promise
A columnist reflects on America's founding ideals and the long arc from slavery to liberty. Since September 11 2001 the United States grapples with history culture and institutions while celebrating a nation devoted to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It honors the declaration as a test and the people who sacrificed to improve the nation.
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Remember the price that has been paid
Letter writers urge wake up America on Independence Day stating soldiers’ sacrifices, costs of postwar rebuilding, and the need to sustain transit for Lorain County. Frank Vandersom men argues transit aids families, while Noah Heller of Oberlin calls for stronger AIDS funding led by Senator DeWine.
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Ohio
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor: limit to 200 words, edits for brevity and clarity, include signature, full address, and a phone number. Submission options include mail, fax, or email with contact for the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown and provided addresses and channels.
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Dissenters warn of broader battles after sodomy decision
In a blistering dissent Justice Scalia predicts a push toward gay marriage amid renewed debate on privacy and equal protection. Senator Frist signals a constitutional ban on same sex marriage while Justices OConnor and Thomas caution against overreach and emphasize equal protection. The piece contrasts court neutrality with political activism and notes public rhetoric surrounding marriage and LGBT rights.
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Kraft to cut fat sugar salt in Oreo family products
The writer argues obesity is epidemic and critiques Kraft Foods plan to reduce fat sugar and calories to make snacks healthier. They blame consumer habits and parenting choices, claim reductions won't lower obesity, and warn about losing traditional Oreo taste. Heavy emphasis on personal views and media commentary.
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