Hudnutt Chronicle Leadership Changes
The Chronicle notes leadership roles with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young serving as publisher and editor respectively. Historic record shows Hudnutt family involvement from 1927 to 1991 across publishing leadership.
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Lorain poker raids spark debate over legality
Kennedy's Broadway Billiards in Lorain hosted Texas Hold Em tournaments since November with no entry fees and no money changing hands. A recent Ohio Department of Public Safety raid led to removal of poker equipment and a citation for allowing gambling amid questions about liquor license violations and state law. The column argues for clearer rules and a more balanced approach, noting lottery revenue contrasts with Kennedy's activities.
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Letters to the Editor on Lorain casino and Social Security
Readers express views on the proposed Lorain Black River port casino with calls for local investment instead of risk to urban renewal. They also critique the Ohio Lottery funding and warn against privatizing Social Security, urging defense of current protections.
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Icelandic Language Fight Against English Gains Steam
Milliam Ecenbarger Jhand reports from Reykjavik on Icelanders defending their language against global English growth. The piece traces language policy, word creation by the Icelandic Language Institute, and cultural emphasis on literature including sagas, bookstores per capita, and the push to preserve national identity amid media, schooling, and technology influences.
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