Hudnutt Publishing Staff and History Snapshot
A brief historical note lists the Hudnutt publishing line with founders and editors. Founded July 24, 1829 AD. Hudnutt family publishers A Cooper Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 Andrew R B Young Editor Scott Brown Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor Matt Westerhold Assistant Managing Editor.
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AD. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Pink Floyd’s Money pulled by Cleveland radio over indecency
Our opinion argues WNCX 98.5 FM in Cleveland dropped Pink Floyd’s Money citing FCC‑defined dirty words after Super Bowl backlash. The piece notes the song’s 30‑year radio run, listener complaints, and calls for decency standards that respect audiences while protecting free expression.
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WNCX
Cleveland
Joe Louis
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Louis
Chronicle-Telegram
John Benson
NFL
CBS
MTV
Janet Jackson
Clarke's accusations and varied credibility in 9/11 debate
Clarke, once terrorism czar, now critic, argues the Bush administration showed prior indifference to terrorism and pushed Iraq links to al Qaeda. He promotes a controversial book and media tour while others dispute his motives. The White House and other officials promise to counter with documents and differing analyses.
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Richard Clarke
White House
Clarke
Clinton
Bush
60 Minutes
Saddam Hussein
al-Qaeda
Iraq
Alumni call for continued Lorain Catholic funding and stability
An alumni speaker defends Lorain Catholic High School against closure rumors, praising independent support and donations. She urges community involvement, accountability, and a chance to sustain the school, inviting emails to present to the bishop.
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Lorain Catholic
Tam
Lorain Catholic High School
Race issues and community reactions in Elyria schools
A letter discusses a protest at Elyria school board meetings after rumors of a black superintendent’s possible firing. It notes 20 prominent Black Elyrians supported Superintendent Harper, arguing ethnicity shapes reactions to job security and potential firings.
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Holly Brinda E. Jean Harper
Elyria
Elyr
Harper
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at the Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax or email contact details for submission.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Jetters
Chronicletelegram
NASA aims to educate our youth in space exploration
Guest editorial highlights President Bush's space vision, NASA Education Enterprise, and Explorer Schools to inspire the next generation. Julian Earls of NASA Glenn Research Center emphasizes NASA’s role in aviation, Earth science, and education, linking student engagement to future tech advances and discovery.
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NASA
Bush
Moon
Mars
Lorain
Earth
Aeronautics and Space Research
Explorer
America
Glenn Research Center
Cleveland
NASA Glenn
Sean O'Keefe
Lorain Middle School
Earls
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Matt Westerhold
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Scripps Howard
Lorain County
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Dee
Isklunk
Skunk Scarbage
Uivc
Burns
The
Lorain Catholic Alumni Association
Glenn Walter Lorain
Supreme Court
Adam
Steve
Liberal Democrats
Bill Kolodey
Pentifid Two
CIA
Afghanistan
Uncle Sam
Haiti
Rhode Island
Benedict Arnolds
Robert Williams
Oberlin
Fresno
Marcus Wesson
Calif
Wesson
Art Koppenhafer
Amherst
Julian Earis