Chronicle masthead and publisher list
The Chronicle publication details include the date July 24 1829 and names such as A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher and Julie Wallace managing editor with editor Julie Wallace listed among staff.
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Campaign finance and influence in Congress critique
A commentary contrasts campaign fundraising by financial firms with congressional voting, citing Sen. Phineas T. Blowhard and Rep. John Adler. It argues money buys access and can skew legislation, urging voters to scrutinize donors and demand reform. The piece ends with Adler voting at a New Jersey polling place in 2008.
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Rights and reforms spark debate on crime and medical cannabis
Letters discuss punishment philosophy after disasters and prison overcrowding while urging accountability for corporate and government safety lapses. A separate piece promotes Ohio Medical Compassion Act 2010 HB 478, advocating physician approved medical cannabis access for patients with serious conditions and urging action by the health committee.
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Crohn
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Omm.org
Elyria Council Proposes Permanent Tax Hike for EPD
Elyria residents face a ballot proposal to raise income tax to 2 percent with a permanent 0.75 percent rate dedicated to the police department, replacing the temporary 0.5 percent. The Financial Review Board opposes, warning it hides the budget crisis and preserves longevity pay and holidays. Citizens urged to contact ward and at large council members for accountability.
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Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter guidelines for readers. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Submit with signature, full address and phone number by mail, fax, or email.
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No-Drama Obama Faces Politics of Crisis
Carl P. Leubsdorf argues that while Obama pursued a steady substantive agenda, his quiet crisis responses, notably to the BP oil spill and terrorism scares, hurt his political image. He cites handling of party affairs, personnel choices, and regulatory appointments as signs of fragile White House management.
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