Chronicle of The Chronicle founders and editors
The Chronicle lists its historical publishers and editors with names and dates. July 24 1829 founding reference and leadership figures include A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, Andrew R Young as editor, Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Dimacchia quits Amherst school board post after short tenure
Amherst faced a resignation as Nicholas Dimacchia steps down just four months after winning a seat on the school board. The departure leaves the panel to pick a successor and widens concerns that voters have limited choices in local school board elections.
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Price of prejudice prompts new $1.25 billion settlement
The Obama administration secures a $1.25 billion settlement to resolve discrimination claims by black farmers against the Agriculture Department. Up to 70,000 eligible claimants can seek up to 50 000 dollars or larger payments, with amounts varying by number of claims.
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Candelaria challenges Ramos in Lorain County race
The Chronicle Telegram covers Jose Candelaria challenging Dan Ramos for state representative in Joe Koziura's seat in Lorain. The letter writer applauds Candelaria's election law stance and notes past election paperwork issues involving Lorain candidates. Rangel ethics case cited amid calls for term limits and Congress reform.
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Dan Ramos
Joe Koziura
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Pat Riley
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U.S. Rep. Kaptur Cleared of Wrongdoing Sparks Debate
Letter writer criticizes findings by lawmakers that Rep. Marcy Kaptur is not corrupt amid concerns over earmarks and campaign donations. The author cites FBI probes into a lobbying firm and questions the impact of campaign contributions on policy.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Signatures full home address and telephone number are required with submission by mail fax or email.
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Conservatives Seek to Distance GOP From Extremist Rhetoric
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr discusses Erick Erickson and other conservatives moving to curb fringe voices in the tea party movement. He notes leaders like Ned Ryan and Michael Gerson urging margins against extremists, and Erickson blocking birthers from his site.
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