Chronicle listing editors and publishers through history
Chronicle page outlines staff roles and publication lineage. It lists A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers with periods 1927-1950 and 1970-1991, Andrew R Young as publisher, and editors including Dave Perozek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold with titles Managing Editor and Editorial Page Editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Elyria Schools chief leaves with mixed legacy toward Springfield
E. Jean Harper steps down as Elyria Schools superintendent after over six years to lead a Springfield district. Her tenure saw rising proficiency scores and removal from academic watch, but three failed high school levy attempts marred her record and linger in local memory. Harper defends her work and seeks future success in Ohio’s southern city.
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E. Jean Harper
Elyria
Springfield
Ohio
S. Harper
Elyria Schools
Harper
Holly Brinda
Elyrians
Elyria High School
Thatonefaehmann
Hornar
Anaen
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how letters to the editor are handled and edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number provided. Contact options include mail fax and email with specific details.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Residents oppose Elyria access road plan near Chestnut Commons
Public letter voices safety fears over a proposed access road linking Chestnut Commons to Westin Way. Susan Weitzel argues four new streets would hasten commercial traffic near a residential area and urges safeguards or an emergency gate to protect children and homes.
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Grace
Elyria
Chestnut
Chestnut Ridge
Chestnut Commons
Westin Way
Chestnut Lakes
Forest City
Reconsider Celebrating the Opening of Spa
A letter chides celebrants of Oasis Studio Spa reopening for praising residents. It contrasts virtue and vice, cites biblical verses against prostitution, and questions moral standards among political conservatives and the religious right in debates on stem cell research and diseases.
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Oasis Studio Spa
Nancy Reagan
Bush
Election 2004 prompts agonizing stem cell choice
A Chronicle letter argues President Bush and his administration have not performed well domestically or abroad. The author contemplates change but fears it might not improve the situation, expressing long-standing voting hesitation. GLENN WALTER weighs the dilemma and reflects on a possible shift in the electorate.
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the Chronicle
Bush
Term limits may not be such a great idea after all
Californias term limits sweep ends careers of veteran lawmakers including Vasconcellos Burton and Sher, with both parties losing influential figures. The piece argues limits reduce experience and mentor networks while offering reform proposals and a national push for wider changes. It notes states adding limits since 1996 and cites Vasconcellos 12-year plan and a Politics of Trust initiative.
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California
State Senate
State Assembly
Senate
John Vasconcellos
John Burton
Byron Sher
San Jose Mercury News
Dion Nissenbaum
Vasconcelos
Burton
Sher
Colorado
Missouri
Oregon
Florida
Arizona
Ohio
Greenhorn
Supreme Courts
Idaho
Utah
Vasconcellos
Politics of Trust
Politicsoftrust.net
Sacramento
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Dave Perozek
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Susan Weitzel
Sodom
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Lev
Emil Klenich Lorain
Gop
Glenn Walter Lorain
Neal Peirce
Kevin Starr
Assembly
Ross Johnson
Lane McCotter
Abu Ghraib Prison
Iraq
McCotter
Abu Ghraib
U.S
Neal Pearce
Cristates