Hudnutt and Young Publishers Timeline
A historical note lists A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1960 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1997. It also names A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers, with DAVE PERCZEK as Editorial Page Editor and PATTI EWALD MATT WESTERHOLO as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
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Lorain County Justice Center name sparks debate over honoree
Lorain County commissioners discussed naming the new Justice Center. Proposals favor John A. Howard Municipal Court, J. Grant Keys, and Donald J. Pease, while Langston and naming rights were floated. many urge keeping the plain Justice Center.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters under 200 words and states edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number with submission options by mail box fax or email.
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War letters draw two reader responses in local paper
A reader praises Jeff Pallardy for historical perspective on war while another letter argues Germany declared war on December 7 1941 and asserts Iraq did not attack first. The second contends Bush planned invasion post 9 11 despite Powell and Rice saying no WMD and notes al Qaeda’s rise.
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Readers weigh in on politics and policy stances
Letters discuss Cheney and Bush administration economic policy impacts on Ohio jobs, abortion positions in Kerry remarks, Enron scandals and deregulation fallout, Honda manufacturing in Ohio, and calls to renew the assault weapons ban. Contributors include Gus Molvik Elyria Bruce Johnson Bruce Shaffstall Allan R Holland and others.
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Harvard blacks split: immigrants outnumber native in elite ranks
The New York Times reports Harvard's black undergraduates are 8 percent, with estimates that one half to two thirds are West Indian, African immigrant, or children of immigrant families. Lani Guinier and Henry Louis Gates say only about a third have all-grandparent U.S. birth. Immigrant families’ higher school achievement prods debate on affirmative action and racial metrics at Harvard.
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