Chronicle staff and leadership listed in 1970 1991 masthead
The Chronicle reveals key personnel including Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew R Young editor Dave Perozek editorial page editor Patti Ewald managing editor.
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Opinion: Time to examine payday loans in Ohio
Our opinion argues payday lending’s sharp rise burdens Ohio residents. Policy Matters Ohio notes Lorain County grew from one shop to at least 15, with statewide lenders rising 1,562 in a decade. Advocates urge stronger protections, financial education, and limits similar to military loan caps.
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Housing Research & Advocacy Center
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Wendy's
Matt Lundy
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William Batchelder
R-Medina
Lundy
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Center For Responsible Lending
Latin American justice challenged by fear of press
Journalists in Latin America face jail or threats while reporting corruption as governments and courts tolerate graft. The piece contrasts the US system with regional patterns where reporters risk imprisonment for disclosing officials private lives or misused funds, yet watchdog reporting persists amid intimidation.
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Latin America
Mexico
Cambio Sonora
Louisiana
William Jeffer
Panama
Chiapas
Farm machinery rights and road safety debated locally
Readers discuss slow moving vehicles on roads and the need for safer sharing of space with larger farm implements, noting signs and farmer contributions to food supply amid broader policy questions. The letter also touches on immigration, border enforcement, and economic layoffs impacting schools and industry.
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Ford
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and states they may edit for brevity and accuracy. Letters should be 250 words or less, with longer submissions possibly reduced. Contact options include mail, fax, and email to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Losing a rag and the Iraqi syndrome in US affairs
Christopher J. Fettweis argues that defeat in war leaves deep societal scars and shapes politics. He compares Vietnam and Iraq, warning of a growing Iraq syndrome that could fracture national unity, provoke recriminations, and force a restrained American grand strategy. Fettweis is assistant professor at the U.S. Naval War College.
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