The Chronicle Publisher and Editor History
The Chronicle listing outlines past and present staff roles with names and years from 1829 to 1999. It names Huxinutt and Hudnutt as publishers and Arthur D. Hudnutt Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor, plus Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold in managing and editorial roles.
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AD. Huxinutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Boozer’s move hurts Cavaliers fans callous signing to Jazz
Cleveland fans react with disbelief as Carlos Boozer leaves the Cavaliers for the Utah Jazz, citing money over loyalty. The piece notes the breakdown of trust in Boozer and his agent, contrasts the NBA business, and references Cleveland’s effort to keep him. Also highlights Elyria Relay for Life fundraisers, including Gail Spalich’s team near $9,000 from cookbooks and candy bars and Amherst group’s pink toilet fundraiser. It mentions Ohio’s top 150 workers’ compensation defaulters list, including eight Lorain County firms, and a local forensics workshop using dead pigs to teach students about crime scene work.
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Carios Boozer
Cavaliers
Utah Jazz
Cleveland
Boozer
NBA
Carlos
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Elyria
Gail Spalich
Lorantt
Amherst
Friends
Nowers
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
Lorain County
Traffic woes. citizens urged to push for stricter enforcement
Letters to the editor rail against lax traffic law enforcement in Lorain County, criticizing aging road designs and call for funded enforcement, better planning, and safer engineering across state routes and new developments. The piece touches on national politics and Iraq, urging self-reliance and wiser public spending as concerns rise. FRANK VANDERBOMMEN passes along strong opinions on governance, safety, and policy.
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Lorain County
Can Candidates Grasp the Issues in a Voter Frontline
Ann McFeatters argues the 2004 campaign fails to address concrete problems. Voters want proposals on email spam burdens for small businesses, aging roads and bridges, Enron era reforms, and a meaningful terror alert system. Debates must move beyond puff and toward solutions and accountability.
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George
White House
America
Values dominate US politics amid presidential rhetoric
The piece traces how value questions surged during Edwards and Kerry campaign events in North Carolina and Iowa, with Laura Bush emphasizing shared values. It cites Galston’s analysis of American political creed, religion, and the culture wars, noting how debates shift with wars, economy, and public life demands.
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Kerry
Bush
NAACP
Washington
Sen
John Edwards
North Carolina
John Kerry
Edwards
Massachusetts
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Laura Bush
Cheney
Cleveland
America
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Harry McPherson
Lyndon Johnson
Great Society
William Galston
Galston
University of Maryland
United States
Supreme Court
Senate
Iraq
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Dave Perczek
Grafton
ODOT
Epantan
United Nations
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Saddam
O Nll
Bill Clinton
U.S
Hay
Akay
Frank Vanderbommen
Treir
Hush
Enron
Enyue
Oval Office
Pew Research Center For the People
Spain
Ann Mcrcatters
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Taledo Blade
Nationalpress
Wlnti
David Broder
David Brodor
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