Chronicle staff and publishers history
The Chronicle lists staff roles and long time publishers including Hudnutt and Young. It notes Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1897, with Andrew A. Young as publisher and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor along with Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold in managing roles.
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AD. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew A. Young
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Nursing home abuse aler ts Golden Acres hiring plans loom
The Amherst Township Golden Acres Nursing Home faces a probe after a nurse aide allegedly elbowed a 78 year old resident. A second aide lied about the incident while administrator William Glowacki says the home will fire the worker if proven true. Community sentiment remains supportive as owners plan to expand services to become a skilled medical facility.
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Golden Acres Nursing Home
Lorain County
Amherst Township
Golden Acres
Homse
Bert LaCrosse
Work
LaCrosse
William Glowacki
VW LaCrosse
Chronicle-Telegram
Roots of Racism In Our Society
Isaac J. Bailey argues that racism persists because society refuses to address its roots. He recalls a racist incident to illustrate how hostile words reflect deeper prejudice and notes progress from a time when such slurs could be backed by threat. He urges sustained, candid discussion and deep examination of racism rather than silence.
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Issae J. Bailey
Cace
Guil
South
Sale
Doipg
Media failed to warn public on growing terror threat before 9 11
The 9 11 Commission notes the media largely missed terrorism as a key issue before 2001. It cites a 1999 New York Times story that questioned bin Laden’s ties and notes coverage shifts after 9/11. Political correctness and cost cuts, plus global bureau closures, hindered thorough foreign and security reporting, per the analysis.
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New York Times
Gsamayain Laden
U.S
bin Laden
Commission
Jordan
America
Charles Geraci
GIA
Inteligence
Con Mission
CIA
Poli
Pad Williams
Transportation
Norman Mineta
Audrey Hudson
Washington Times
Annie Jacobson
Women
Wall Street Journal
Detroit
Los Angeles
Outrage shifts from streets to online protest by artists
Bonnie Erte argues that artists across disciplines are voicing discontent in quieter, online forms rather than loud street protests. He cites BusinessWeek and The New York Times noting a growing, sophisticated antiwar sentiment in 21st century activism under Bush. He recalls 1970s mobilization and asks if a similar wave will emerge, transformed by digital and moneyed politics.
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Linda Ranstart
Las Vegas
Michael Moore
Prez
BusinessWeek
Galdberg
Sasci Sarandon
Rob Reiner
Joyce Carel Oates
Jonathan Franzen
Matthew Barney
Cecily Brown
New York Times
Elton Dohn
Bob Dylan
Nina Simona
Pete Seeger
Limes
Haud
Vietnam
Iraq
Passe
Arnold Schwarnenegger
Times
Moveon.org
Bush
Vegas
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