Chronicles of The Chronicle publishers and editors listed
A historical note lists the Chronicle’s publishers from 1829 to 2010 and staff roles including A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt Cooper Hudnutt and William Hudnutt as publishers Julie Wallace as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Keep masks in schools says op-ed on Ohio bill banning mandates
The opinion argues against a Brenner bill banning mask mandates in public schools and universities. It cites rising COVID-19 cases driven by the delta variant and slow vaccination, urging universal mask use in schools for eligible students and staff. It notes FDA approval delays for child vaccines and praises CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics guidance. It also warns about possible erosion of local health authority and political calculations affecting vetoes and vaccination efforts.
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Ohio
Andrew Brenner
R-Powell
United States
White House
Jeff Zients
FDA
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
American Academy of Pediatrics
Brenner
General Assembly
Mike DeWine
DeWine
Blessing House needs and Audie Murphy honors noted
A reader praises Blessing House and recounts Audie Murphy decorations including Medal of Honor and campaign medals. The letter critiques media focus on negative events and urges balanced Black conservative voices on the Chronicle Telegram opinion page. John Ciarrone is identified as Camden Township official.
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Audie Murphy
U.S. Army
Chronicle-Telegram
Eugene Robinson
Leonard Pitts
America
Walter Williams
Thomas Lowell
Candace Owens
Condoleezza Rice
Brandon Tatum
Vince Everett Elliot
Alveda King
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
U.S
Tim Scott
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Leo Terrell
HUD
Ben Carson
Larry Elder
California
Robinson
Pitts
Chronicle
John Ciarrone
Camden Township
Lorain County Right To Life
Misinformation fuels vaccine refusal and political fault lines
The piece traces how misinformation fuels vaccine hesitancy and outright refusal, fueled by social media and political divides. It cites YouGov data on side effects fears and microchip theories, notes Facebook removals and fact checks, and highlights partisan disputes over content moderation and free speech.
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U.S
Facebook
Joe Biden
Twitter
COVID
Big Tech
Fox News
Tucker Carlson
Carlson
White House
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