Chronicle staff and history notes at Hudnutt era
The Chronicle founded July 24 1829 is noted with Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor and Patti Ewald assistant managing editor listed as part of the publication’s staff record.
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Open Door Patriots Shine In Cinderella Run At State
Open Door Christian School of Elyria stunned the state with a Hoosiers like tournament run reaching the Division IV semifinal. Led by coach Alan Januzzi and star senior Tori Davis, the tiny program toppled two ranked teams after a district title and regional shocker, earning national attention despite a first game loss.
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Daschle’s criticisms of Iraq policy spark partisan debate
The piece argues that Daschle’s opposition to Bush’s Iraq strategy, though late, reflects a broader need for congressional scrutiny. It notes GOP pushback branding dissent as unpatriotic while stressing that opposition is not treason. It cites reactions from Hastert and Racicot as partisan overtones.
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Protests and health education debate in public letters
Readers discuss sending protesters to Iraq as a diplomatic idea and weigh abstinence versus sex education for preventing STDs. Several letters critique abstinence only approaches and advocate informed choices, safer sex and pregnancy prevention for youth.
Letter to the Editor on Global Warming and War Views
The writer defends mainstream science on global warming and notes 1 degree average global warming in the 20th century. Weather year to year varies, but climate shifts threaten ecosystems. The piece references IPCC 3 to 10 degree 21st century rise and urges responsible action.
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Midview voters oppose tax hikes over funding dispute
Angered residents charge the Midview school board with deceit and promise-breaking after tax renewals. They warn families face hunger and loss of housing as taxes rise, insisting the backlash reflects the voters’ frustration with funding and schooling policy.
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter with signature full address and telephone. Contact options include by mail at Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 by fax 440 329 7282 or by email at chronicletelegram com Scott Brown handles inquiries at 329 7112 or ewbrown chronicletelegram com.
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Single women pursue children redefine family in 1970s culture
The Mary Tyler Moore Show era premised a career single woman, yet by the 1990s many single women adopt or bear children, with Joan Lunden hiring a surrogate at 62. The Christian Science Monitor notes one third of adopters were single women, often in their 30s and 40s, raising debates on the child’s best interests versus a woman’s right to parent on her terms.
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