Hudnutt and Young Editorial Leadership Timeline
A compact notice lists Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt as publishers with a span from 1927 to 1950, and A Cooper Hudnutt alongside Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively. Scott Brown serves as Editorial Page Editor, Pattie Wald as Managing Editor, and Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
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Ad, Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Matt Westerhold
Stamping out spam debated as a proposed Internet postage
The piece discusses the flood of spam and the idea of Internet postage like real stamps to charge senders. It notes providers blocking spam, evolving spam tactics, and the potential impact on regular users. Microsoft engineers explore ideas such as free message quotas before stamping applies. The author urges careful policy lest everyday e mail suffers.
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Microsoft Corp
Bill Gates
Microsoft
Opinions Yours Ours and Theirs
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest columns urging readers to form opinions and invites letters to the editor to join the discussion.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria voters approve school levy and library tax
Letters praise Elyrians for voting yes on a school levy renewal and a library tax to offset state funding losses. The editor notes community courage, contrasts with political buck-passing, and urges informed voting.
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Elyria
Randy Sarkacs Elyria
Guidelines for letters to the editor in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor, noting edits for brevity, accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature, full home address and telephone number with contact methods for submission by mail, fax, or email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Diebold Election Systems
Diebold
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chronicletelegram.com
Greenspan links education to Social Security funding crisis
Neal Peirce examines Greenspan's warning that cuts to Social Security and Medicare hinge on boosting education. He notes real per pupil funding fell in most states, rising enrollments and costs, and a growing minority-heavy student population. The piece calls for higher teacher pay and stronger early education to secure future American earnings.
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Alan Greenspan
Bush
Congress
Iraq
Greenspan
Allan Holland Elyria
Federal Reserve
Omaha
America
National Conference of State Legislatures
Andrew Reschevsky
University of Wisconsin
la Follette School of Public Affairs
Education Policy Studies Laboratory
Rutger University
Sanity
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