Chronicle masthead and publisher lineup note
The Chronicle carries a historical masthead listing roles and owners including A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, and Andrew R Young as publishers with Julie Wallace referenced, reflecting archival newspaper succession from 1829 to the late 20th century.
Lorain Mayor Foltin to Leave Office in August
Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin a Republican plans to depart Aug 6 to take a job with Cuyahoga Community College. Foltin ends his second term after an unsuccessful U S House bid, leaving the GOP with a weakened field and uncertainty for six months as Tony Krasienko seeks the mayor's job.
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Craig Foltin
Cuyahoga Community College
Foltin
U.S. House of Representatives
Betty Suttors
Copley
George W. Bush
Fortin
Sutton
Tony Krasienko
Dan Given
Judge Walton allows Libby prison sentence after conviction
Judge Reggie Walton ruled Libby must report to prison while appealing his conviction for lying to investigators in the Plame case. The letters from supporters urged mercy, but the decision stands and Bush faces pressure on a possible pardon.
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Reggie Walton
Scooter Libby
White House
Valerie Plame
Libby
Walton
Bill Clinton
Plame
Bush
Joseph Bottum
First Things
Republic
Diversionary Scheme Turns TIOCh COL Into Twilight Zone
A group of men from TIOCh College engineered a diversion that makes a routine event fade into an educational twilight zone. Authorities describe the plan as a harmless prank with unclear motives. No injuries reported.
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Tioch Col
Route 57 bypass left in disrepair sparks Elyria outrage
Letters from Elyria residents denounce delayed resurfacing on Route 57 bypass and question state plans. They recount promises to resurface by 2006 and 2007, urge accountability from Ohio and ODOT, and demand explanation for funding and impacts on local jobs and safety.
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Ohio
State of Ohio
ODOT
Elyria
David R. Edwards
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters up to 250 words and notes they may be edited for length and clarity. Writers should include signature, full home address, and a contact number.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Why Do We Listen To Al Sharpton
A provocateur with media access, Al Sharpton dominates news cycles from Duke to Paris Hilton. Critics question credibility citing Tawana Brawley and Freddy’s Fashion Mart episodes, asking why the public continues to amplify his views. Kathryn Lopez, editor of National Review Online, references ongoing debates.
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Sharpton
al Sharpton
Duke
Paris Hilton
Los Angeles
Lee Baca
Paris
Fashion Mart
David Duke
Tawana Brawley
Brawley
Freddy’s Fashion Mart
125Th Street
New York
Memory Lane
Kathryn Lopez
National Review Onlinebe
Candidates should release tax returns
This Washington Post editorial argues presidents should disclose tax returns though not legally required. It notes Obama and Dodd have released returns while Edwards Clinton Romney Giuliani McCain have varying stances. It cites privacy tradeoffs and benefits of transparency for voters.
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Barack Obama
Ill
Christopher J. Dodd
Conn
North Carolina
John Edwards
Hillary
Rodham Clinton
D-N.y
Wsj.com
Howard Dean
Joseph S. Lieberman
Edwards
John F Kerry
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
Rudolph W. Giuliani
New York
Arizona
John McCain
Giuliani
Planned Parenthood
Geraldine Ferraro
John F. Kerry
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