Hudnutt and partners lead 1927 50 year paper notes
The text lists founding date July 24 1829 and names Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as Publisher and Editor. Scott Brown is Editorial Page Editor Rudy Dicks Pattie Walld Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
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Lorain district to gain 4.2 million aid boost
Lorain school officials hail a 4.2 million one time payment from the state after deficits and prior funding cuts. President Jeanine Donaldson says the extra funds allow strategic planning and less reactionary measures amid district renovations and concerns over keeping experienced teachers.
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New auditorium serves Clearview well
The article lauds Clearview School District for unveiling a new auditorium after renovations. It credits the community, school board, faculty, and architect for the facility, calling it a valuable educational adjunct alongside sports facilities and arts activities.
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Letters to the Editor highlight urban fear and rail tunnel critique
A reader ridicules Betsy Hart s liberal critique while another laments a proposed tunnel under Wellington tracks. Residents fear EMT access, traffic disruption, noise, and heritage loss, urging preservation of the town’s character and a halt to tearing up streets.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor at the Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to meet length. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Contact details for mail, fax, and email provided. Scott Brown listed as Editorial Page Editor.
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Bush's Auschwitz visit stirs debate over evil and policy
Cal Thomas discusses Bush's Auschwitz visit and the contrasting responses to evil in U S policy. He argues Washington and Jerusalem must act decisively against tyranny while critics claim double standards in Middle East concessions and settler moves. He notes Egyptian press hostility and Palestinian youth rhetoric celebrating martyrs, warning that appeasement risks reviving the fires of Auschwitz.
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Democratic line on Patriot Act anger over Ashcroft
Joseph Perkins notes that Senators Kerry Edwards and Graham have attacked the Patriot Act and Attorney General Ashcroft while acknowledging they voted for the law. He argues the judges and courts uphold constitutional protections as Time and public officials debate the act’s reach and deportation cases.
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