Chronicle publication history and editors noted
Fragmentary OCR lists founding date July 24 1829 and several Hudnutt era publishers editors including Arthur Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young Dave Perczek Pat Walden Matt Westerhold and others, suggesting a record of staff and leadership across decades.
Elyria High nets conference crown second year in row
Elyria High School girls basketball repeats as conference champions and earns playoff setback with a regional semifinal loss. Kate Verhoff claims district player of the year and coach Mike Walsh named coach of the year.
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Oscars for politics spoof targets Washington and Hollywood
A satirical addendum imagines an Oscar night with political figures and campaigns winning categories. It lampoons figures like Karl Rove Hillary Clinton John McCain and Joe Lieberman while spoofing campaigns and media outlets.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be about 200 words or less and include signature full home address and telephone number. Submissions may be edited to fit length. Provide contact details by mail fax or email.
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Education key for women and global schooling gaps
The event on girls education highlighted a worldwide “lock out rate” of about 100 million missing schooling, mostly girls. Geeta Rao Gupta and partners linked basic and secondary education to lower HIV risk, delayed marriage, smaller families, higher earnings, and reduced abuse. Call for free enrollment, donor funding, and a pre emptive policy to expand classrooms and teachers, with Clinton and Hagel backing.
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Center For Global Development
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Chuck Hagel
Nebraska
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Perhaps neocons were right about democracy after Iraq
The piece argues that neocon talk of spreading democracy in the Middle East gained traction after Iraq’s 2003 invasion and elections. It cites Jan 30 Iraq vote, Palestinian and Saudi municipal polls, Mubarak’s pledge, and Lebanon’s Cedar Revolution as turning points. It notes opposition figures like Jumblatt and Gemayel acknowledge American influence.
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