The Chronicle Weesw Chronicle History and Masthead
A historical masthead summary lists publishers editors and staff roles for The Chronicle Weesw with founders and leadership spans from 1927 to 1994. It names Hudnutt as publisher in two eras, Arthur D Hudnutt, Andrew R Young as publisher and editor, and editors Dave Perozek Patil Ewald Matt Westerhold in editorial positions.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnatt
Andrew R. Young
County eyeing YMCA pools amid red ink concerns
Elyria and Lorain may buy YMCA buildings after the nonprofit folded. MetroParks head warns rental risk and net losses, with Splash Zone impractical. County officials debate costs, public input, and whether the bonds can be repaid while pools struggle to turn a profit. Public discussion urged before any decision.
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Nia
County MetroParks
Dan Martin
YMCA
Martin
MetroParks
James Cordes
Cordes
Cleveland
Japan
Letters to the Editor Expressing Bush Criticism
Readers attack President Bush over Iraq, veto threats, and perceived deceit while lamenting national leadership. They echo concerns about ports policy, political hypocrisy, and protest imagery, urging restraint and civility in discourse amid broad discontent.
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Bush
Congress
Senate
Irag
Raymond Glair Elyria
Iraq
Osama bin Ladin
Sash
Plea for Mayor Grace to Finish Her Elyria Work
A letter to Honorable Mayor Grace of Elyria urges her not to run for Sherrod Brown's seat. The writer praises her town improvements and asks her to complete her duties, finish Cascade Park walkways and the Route A7 bridge project, and address local issues like an exotic dance club.
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Sherrod Brown
Pam
Elyria
Cascade Park
Black River
Mayor Grace
Grace
Bugsy’s
Kevin Red
Dear Senator Dewine on wiretapping and trust in government
The letter criticizes wiretapping and federal overreach, urging oversight by the courts and questioning the senator candidate’s fitness. It frames the issue as protecting We the People from unwarranted government actions and argues against administration-led actions without proper supervision.
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Dewine
Guidelines for letters to the editor for Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full address and telephone number by mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44036 by fax or by email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rome
Pro-life strategy debates swinging for Roe v Wade overturn
The debate in pro life circles centers on taking a high risk home run to overturn Roe versus Wade versus pursuing gradual reform. A plan gaining traction favors advancing sonogram informed choice to deter abortions. Cal Thomas argues a cautious path offers quicker near term gains and moral clarity.
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South Dakota
Michael Rounds
Procife
Norld
New York Times
Carol Averett
Aswoman
Roe
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Dave Perozek
Patil Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Contact Editorial
Pags Edito
Dave Perczek
Chronicle.com
New Orleans
PSO
Nationa
Stewart
Aretha Frankllin
Orter
Mr Stewart
Hubert F. Gough Elyna
The
Chronicle
Iask
Tam
Reed
Gilead Prophetic Apoatatic Ministries Network
Cal Thomas
Supreme Court
Planned Parenthood
Casey
Sandra Day O'Connor
Chile
John Roberts
Samuel Alico
Heidi Group
Everett
America
Legislaturs
Tidune Media Services
Kenmore Ava
Suite
Buffalo
CalCal Thomas
Curts
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