Chronicle History and Editorial Leadership Rooted in Hudnutt Family
The Chronicle presents a historical note on its publication lineage and key editors. It lists founders, publishers, and editorial leadership including A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, A. Cooper Hudnutt, and William D. Hudnutt with Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor, outlining a lifelong family stewardship spanning from 1829 to 2010.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Guardians Should Stay Cleveland Guardians Despite Calls to Rename
Opinion argues the Cleveland baseball team should remain the Guardians, despite former president Donald Trump and others pushing to restore the Indians name. The piece notes fan attachment, costs of a name change, and the team’s focus on winning games while lawmakers consider potential political pressure.
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Cleveland Guardians
Cleveland
Indians
Donald Trump
Washington Commanders
Redskins
Commanders
Washington
Trump
Cleveland Indians
Department of Defense
Jackie Robinson
U.S. Army
Washington Redskins
Washington Post
Congress
Washington, D.C
Matt Dolan
R-Chagrin Falls
Guardians
Fox News
Paul Dolan
U.S. Senate
Dolan
Chris Antonetti
Letters to the Chronicle Telegram Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters under 250 words and may edit for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification. Mailing address is Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax number 329 7282 and email letters chroniclet com.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Late Show canceled amid Trump 60 Minutes settlement talk
A reader letter argues The Late Show with Stephen Colbert faces cancellation as a cost cutting move linked to Paramount’s $16 million settlement over a Trump suit against 60 Minutes. The writer ties media criticism limits to non democratic governance and urges midterm voting to curb Trump’s power. The note closes with historical immigration memories and charity guidance.
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Steven Colbert
Colbert
Donald Trump
Paramount
Trump
60 Minutes
College cost cap shrinks aid and chills higher education
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Mary Ellen Klas argues the One Big Beautiful Bill Act slashes $300 billion from higher education, caps federal student loans at $65,000, eliminates Grad PLUS, and imposes earnings tests that may deter low income students and minority groups from pursuing college while expanding Pell Grants for short term programs. The piece cautions this shifts opportunity away from working families and weakens the American education system’s global competitiveness.
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U.S
Engineering
Jason Altmire
Career Education Colleges and Universities
National Trade Association
Beth Akers
The
American Enterprise Institute
Jon Fansmith
American Council On Education
Altmire
Senate
Congress
Selena Gomez Celebrates 33rd Birthday On Almanac
Almanac notes today July 22 2025 marks the 203rd day of the year. It lists birthdays for Emma Lazarus Edward Hopper Oscar de la Renta Terence Stamp Alex Trebek George Clinton Ron Turcotte Danny Glover Albert Brooks Don Henley Willem Dafoe Rufus Wainwright Selena Gomez and Prince George of Cambridge. It recalls the Roanoke colony fate remains undetermined and quotes Albert Brooks. It also notes Wiley Post’s 1933 world solo flight miles and the moon phase between last quarter and new moon.
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Emma Lazarus
Edward Hopper
Oscar de la Renta
Terence Stamp
Alex Trebek
George Clinton
Ron Turcotte
Danny Glover
Albert Brooks
Don Henley
Willem Dafoe
Rufus Wainwright
Selena Gomez
Prince George of
Cambridge
Roanoke Colony
Wiley Post
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