Chronicle history notes and publishing lineage
Chronicle records outline the paper's founding by A C Hudnutt in 1829, with publishers from 1927 to 2010 including A C Hudnutt successors and Arthur D Hudnutt, and Andrew R Young as editor with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor across periods.
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Obama earns praise for Syria chemical weapons deal
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons says Syria handed over 1300 tons of declared chemical weapons to inspectors. U S ships will transport them out to sea for destruction. The move averted a feared military strike and reduced Assad’s arsenal without further conflict.
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Afghan runoff fights falter amid fraud claims and UN role
The Afghan presidential runoff between Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani is stalled by Abdullah's fraud accusations and boycott amid questions about the Independent Election Commission. U.S. plans linger as Obama weighs extending troop presence to 2016 to back a legitimate government.
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Washington gridlock and Redskins name debate headlines
Washington lawmakers debate renaming the NFL team amid political gridlock as media figures weigh in on the Redskins nickname and public sentiment.
Lorain County voters seek direct answers on debate
Readers urge a new candidates' night for Lorain County commissioner to address taxation, job creation, budget cuts, and plans for the county's next four years. Letters also discuss national issues and governance, calling for real dialogue and accountability.
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Perry signals mixed 2016 run prospects from Texas
Perry aims to improve preparation for a possible 2016 bid while navigating age, climate change stance, and rival Ted Cruz. He downplays retirement thoughts, cites desire for influence, and recalls 2012 missteps as he weighs running versus elder statesman roles.
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