Chronicle masthead and staff listing from old paper
A fragment shows The Chronicle masthead with founding date July 24 1828 and staff roles including Hudnutt publishers Arthur D Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher editor Dave Perczek editorial page editor Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold managing editor assistant managing editor.
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AD. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Ohio Civil Litigation Cap Bill Debated By State Lawmakers
A bill favoring business interests would cap pain and suffering at 1 million and bar lawsuits for products older than 10 years. Critics say the cap undercompensates victims and the decade limit weakens accountability for enduring products. Citizens’ rights and justice are at risk.
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Ohio
Jack Pottmeyer
MKC Associates Inc
Charles Marr
Pottmeyer
MKC Associates
Marr
Ohid
History lesson on war and health care policy
In a letter from Elyria and Amherst writer C D Windmiller argues that presidents have led the U S into wars without direct attacks, cites high American casualties, then shifts to criticizing John Kerry and Canadian universal health care. He warns that Kerry’s plan would mean socialized medicine and long wait times, sharing experiences from Canada to illustrate his point.
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John Kerry
Bush
Germany
Japan
Truman
Korea
North Korea
John F Kennedy
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Johnson
Bill Clinton
Bosnia
Osama bin Laden
U.S
Clinton
bin Laden
Sudan
Afghanistan
Iraq
Taliban
al-Qaida
Saddam Hussein
Libya
Iran
Jeff Pallardy Elyria
Congressman Brown
Kucinich
Kaptur
Jones
Canada
Cheney Visit Spurs Demanded Real-World Talk in Ohio
Dick Cheney spoke in northeast Ohio on a Saturday praising Bush economic policy while critics say Ohio lost thousands of jobs since 2001. They argue tax cuts for millionaires and subsidies to offshore-job firms hurt workers and demand a White House shift. Letter guidelines from The Chronicle-Telegram are noted for readers wishing to respond.
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Dick Cheney
Ohio
Bush
White House
John F. Carroll
Linhfield Lake
Recusal in the Supreme Court and the rest of the story
Keith Ashmus argues recusal decisions must balance justice with full court participation in the Supreme Court. He notes no substitution exists for a justice and urges careful weighing of conflicts while trusting the judiciary to uphold the law and Constitution for over 200 years. Kalth Ashmus is president of the Chin State Bar Association.
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Keith Ashmus
Supreme Court
Jude
U.S. Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Cheney
Justice Scalia
Otter
Kalth Ashmus
The
Chin State Bar Association
40th Anniversary Reflections on Civil Rights Struggles
The piece blends personal memory and historic context as Colin Powell recalls the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and its aftermath. It notes evolving language, rising black middle class, gender advances, ongoing poverty, and the need for new agendas beyond race focused solutions. It cites Johnson Dirksen bipartisanship and warns against another long wilderness.
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Fort Benning
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Lyndon B. Johnson
Georgia
Mississippi
Birmingham
Ala
Colin Powell
Israel
Promised Land
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