Chronicle staff roles and masthead from 1927 1950
The Chronicle masthead lists founder A C HudNutt publisher from 1927 to 1950 A Cooper HudNutt editor Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor with July 24 1829 noted as founding date
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Opinion prompts policy change on felons in prevention programs
The Ohio addiction services agency tightens rules to bar felons from prevention work as it faces scrutiny over Lorain County adviser Manuel Arias. Community leaders question whether Haven Center and the outreach program disclosed his past, amid calls for safer, more transparent staffing and patient trust.
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60 Minutes plans Bill Clinton Bob Dole face off segment
The revived See One on 60 Minutes will pair former President Bill Clinton and ex Senate leader Bob Dole in a 60 second topic exchange with 45 second replies and 15 second rebuttals. Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Dole may join as rivals in future races.
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Same old song for EHS basketball
Elyria High boys fall to Amherst Comets later described as out coached in a sectional game at Midview on Feb 28. The letter writer Gordon Childers, signed with Scott Gienke, condemns Lorain County Community Action Agency leadership and ethics, urging accountability and fiscal transparency to ensure funds serve the public.
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Midview
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Amherst
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Parents Question Mall Bus Visits and Learning Value
A reader from North Ridgeville questions why local school buses bring students to the Elyria mall for long periods, suggesting trips to museums or science centers would offer better learning. The letter urges voter opposition to a school levy amid concerns over time spent off campus.
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Great Lakes Science Center
Kevin Caldwell
Elyria
Letter to the Editor Praises President Bush in Wake of Tragedy
Anita Krecic of Jackson Mississippi writes in support of George W Bush praising his humility and leadership after terror events. She argues Bush stands against Saddam Hussein and aims to protect Americans while urging readers to pray and refrain from judging.
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Criticism of Bush sparks reader debate on gender and speech
The editor notes two readers responded to a March 1 letter titled Hart had no right to write such trash. A female narrator defends Betsy Hart and free speech, arguing patriotism transcends gender and criticizing the male writer’s gender-based insult.
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Evangelical Voices in Media Scrutiny Across Outlets
Cal Thomas critiques Kristof and predecessors for misunderstanding evangelicals citing a Gallup poll and noting many evangelicals work in media. He argues for better faith coverage and references World Magazine and a contact for comment.
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