Hudnutt and Young Publish 1927 50 Years Almanac
A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young are listed as publishers with Hudnutt first, editing and management staff including Rudy Dicks as managing editor Scott Brown on the editorial page and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor. The note recalls founding on July 24 1829 AC and spans into 1950.
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Lorain County Vietnam Memorial Fund Races To Honor Fallen
A Lorain County group plans a black granite memorial for 98 soldiers killed in Vietnam. After raising about 18000 of an estimated 75000 to 100000, organizers seek a suitable site and call for public support and volunteers.
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Thank you for a record crowd at Cascade Park fireworks
A letter from Elyria Parks Director Frank Gustoff thanks thousands who attended the July 3 fireworks show at Cascade Park. Estimated attendance surpassed 35,000, with crowds across the sledding hill area and beyond. Special thanks to Sid Shannon for the Star Spangled Banner and to the Elyria Post 12 American Legion Color Guard under Ron Carn.
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Leaving the country over freedom and faith
A letter to Craie D. Koehler defends religious freedom and warns against government-imposed faith. The writer claims land was built by diverse worshipers, argues belief is a right, condemns coercion as communism, and tells Koehler to sail away with his god. TheAuthor signs as Mike Mondа of Avon.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters Policy and Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or fewer and should include signature full home address and daytime telephone number. Contact options include mail fax or email with the Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
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Lawyers sue fast food chains over obesity claims
Cal Thomas comments on a 56-year-old New York man suing McDonald’s Burger King Wendy’s and KFC for obesity and health problems arguing fast food is addictive. He calls for menu ingredient disclosure while noting existing nutrition labeling. The piece criticizes litigious culture and cites other humorous lawsuits to argue for restrained courts and judges.
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Powell stays calm amid quit rumors and Bush policy clashes
Powell deflects reports of resignation amid friction with the Bush White House over Middle East policy and overseas family planning funding. He argues against premature departure, citing ongoing debates with hawks over Iraq, diplomacy, and multilateral ties, while maintaining strong approval ratings.
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