Chronicle staff and leadership roster in 1927 to 1950 period
The Chronicle lists its founding date July 24 1829 and key personnel including A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor detailing the leadership team of the paper during that era.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Cuts in Ohio education spark debate over funding formula
Ohio Governor Taft faces a 2.5 percent school funding cut to cover a deficit. Lorain Schools would lose 1.3 million under Taft's plan, while Lorain and Elyria districts weigh per pupil adjustments proposed by Superintendent Dee Morgan. The per pupil method favours big urban districts but still reduces overall state funding. lawmakers' revenue choices left Taft with no alternative but to cut.
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Bob Taft
Ohio
Lorain County
Lorain
Dee Morgan
Morgan
Cleveland
Elyria
Taft
Avon Lake
World health should guide AIDS funds in Africa
The Detroit Free Press argues the Bush administration must clarify how its $10 billion AIDS allocation will be distributed and whether clinics handling both family planning and AIDS can operate separately. It urges the program prioritize medicine and information for Africa over domestic ideological battles.
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Africa
World Health
George W. Bush
Reinventing FHS Series Question Column
The Independent Citizens Committee hosts a Monday column in The Ghrondie Telegram answering Elyria high school questions. Residents may call 366-4173 with name and phone number. ICC handles select inquiries, not The Chronicle.
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Independent Citizens Committee
Elyria
Ghrondie- Telegram
Addrass
ICC
Chronicle
Elyria high school funding explored beyond property taxes
The Independent Citizens Committee studies alternative funding for the Elyria high school project. Options include a Summit County sales tax increase, Akron’s income tax hike, a Lorain County revenue-sharing arrangement, city or regional income tax collection, and a Business Partnership concept with local businesses to sponsor, advise on design, or support community resources. The ICC engages area firms to assess possibilities.
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Elyria
Ohio
Independent Citizens Committee
Summit County
Addi
ICC
Dave Sprague
Letters to the Editor on deer plight and front-page images
Nichole Bartos of Elyria criticizes The Chronicle Telegram for a front-page photo of dead deer. She argues development, jobs, and “God’s creation” deserve balance and calls for humane solutions to protect wildlife. Sandra Holder of Shetfield Lake adds a plea to preserve deer habitats and safety by allowing them space and asking for fences or barriers where needed.
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Chronicle- Telegram
God
Sandra Holder Shetfield Lake
Mayor Skips Police Officer's Funeral Services
Elyria community mourns retired officer Charles Gallion as police and neighboring officers attend his services. The unanswered presence of Mayor Bill Grace during two nights and the funeral prompted questions from family and friends about support and respect for the officer and his colleagues.
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Elyria
Charles
Chuck
Gallion
Bill Grace
Holiday Inn
Mayor Grace
Lean
Sharon Hamrick Elyza
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules requiring brevity under 200 words, includes signature, full home address and telephone, and provides contact methods by fax, email, and attention to the Editorial Page Editor. It notes letters may be edited for clarity and accuracy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicletelegram.com
Powell Answers Teen Journalists In Brief Q&A
Secretary of State Colin Powell meets three teen reporters from Teen Ink in a brief 15 minute session. He discusses poverty and terrorism, zero tolerance in schools, homophobia in and out of the military, and the importance of allowing teens to fail to gain experience. Powell emphasizes staying calm under pressure and balancing leadership with personal life.
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Colin Powell
Teen Ink
Young Authors Foundation
Powell
Osama bin Laden
Amder
State Department
Department
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