Chronicle staff and publication history notes
The Chronicle details its lineage and leadership with mentions of founders and editors. It lists publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young, and editors including Julie Wallace as Managing Editor, across periods from 1927 to 1991.
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Uncertainty surrounds Elyria police contract ahead of tax vote
The Elyria school board settled teacher contracts before seeking a 0.25 percent income tax hike, creating transparency voters doubt ahead of a November police funding vote. With mayor Grace and police unions far from agreement, residents face unclear future pay raises versus equipment needs and training.
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Avon Audiences Debate Levy and National Finance Voices
Readers urge defeating Avon school levy citing unaffordable costs and budget strain while noting surrounding districts budget smarter. The letter-writer argues for limited levy and cites a need for fiscal reform amid national mortgage crisis commentary.
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Karen McCall
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Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules, length limits, and contact methods for postal, fax, and email submissions. It notes 250 words maximum, possible editing for brevity, and required signature, full address, and telephone number.
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Profits rebound outpacing job growth amid cautious hiring
Washington analysis notes profits surge as IBM posts 9.1 percent rise in Q2 and corporate cash reserves reach a record 838 billion. Yet payrolls have recovered only about 11 percent of losses since 2007 09 and hiring remains restrained. Economists discuss shifted labor capital power and trends toward cost cutting and delayed hiring.
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Almanac July 27 2010 highlights and birthdays
Key events noted include Bugs Bunny debut in 1940, Nixon impeachment proceedings in 1974, and the 1996 Olympic bombing in Atlanta. Birthdays listed include Alexandre Dumas, Leo Durocher, Norman Lear, Jerry Van Dyke, Alex Rodriguez, and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Greg LeMond's 1986 Tour de France win is noted. The quote from Norman Lear and the moon phase are included.
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