Hudnutt and Young Editorial Team Names in 1927 Listing
A historical snippet lists A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew R. Young as editor in chief and Scott Brown as editorial page editor. It also mentions Rudy Dicks and Patt Ewald in editing roles and notes July 24 1829 as a founding date reference.
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Roses and raspberries for Elyria High plan committee
The Independent Citizens Committee submitted a rebuilding and expansion plan for Elyria High School after more than a year of work. Nineteen members are honored for unpaid, extensive public engagement and expert consultation. a 20th contributor is noted for a column. Also praised are lawmakers for stalling concealed weapon legislation and county officials for transferring airport operations to the Airport Authority. Elyria Norton Brick qualified as an amateur at the U S Senior Open but missed the cut.
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Lorain County
Airport Authority
Betty Blair
Airport Board
Norton Brick
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Inverness Club
Letters to the Editor on Fountain Incident and City Hall Project
Diane Thompson questions police attention as youths swim in Ely Square fountain collecting coins while traffic infractions go unchecked. Henry Thierry challenges City Council on borrowing 2.2 million and wonders why four contractors remain interested as City Hall work proceeds with architect Ron Cocco claiming a 500000 savings and faster finish.
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River Walk
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Henry Thierry
Guidelines for letters to the editor in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and should be 200 words or fewer. It requests signature full home address and telephone number and provides mail fax and email contact details for Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown.
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Voice of the Constitution Critics on Fox News and Napolitano
Nat Hentoff cites Judge Andrew Napolitano as Fox News’s best civil liberties voice. The piece notes Napolitano served on the New Jersey Superior Court and appears on The Big Story, Fox & Friends, and The O'Reilly Factor, urging adherence to the Constitution amid post 9 11 security debates.
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Sean Hannity
Bush urged to send forces for Liberia peace mission
Morton Kondracke argues that President Bush must commit to a substantive U S role in Liberia during his Africa trip. He notes opposing Pentagon views, contemplates training foreign troops vs deploying Americans, and stresses Liberia’s history and strategic ties as leverage for action.
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