The Chronicle masthead and staff listings
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead dated July 24 1829 with names shown for publisher A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 Andrew Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patt Ewald assistant managing editor providing a snapshot of the newspaper leadership.
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Middle school clashes prompt shutdown and reforms
Lorain schools closed Lorain Middle School for a day to brainstorm ways to curb rampant fighting and misbehavior. Fights have moved to streets, with property damage and a church window broken. Teachers proposed ideas. administrators urged action to change the school climate.
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Lorain Schools
Lorain Middle School
Rigging the system in your favor in Medicare appeals
An op-ed argues the Bush administration aims to rewrite the Medicare appeals process to win more cases and pay out less. It criticizes moving appeals to arbitration or mediation and turning judges into Medicare employees while pressuring deference to Medicare policies. The piece says the plan risks denying needed home health, nursing care, and other benefits to frail seniors.
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Why Elyria High Needs a Bigger School
The article notes Elyria High School has about 2,100 students now, far more than its historical size. It cites changes in expectations and regulations since 1988, when the school offered 124 courses, now 174, plus courses for special education. It mentions ongoing graduation requirements and proficiency tests.
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High School Issues Prompt ICC Column in The Chronicle-Telegram
The Independent Citizens Committee outlines Elyria High School challenges including graduation credits rising to 21, expanded math and science requirements, more athletic access for girls, accessible facilities, increased technology, and junior college credit options. It also notes a property tax relief for seniors and invites questions via phone.
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Open Door Christian School basketeers earn statewide praise
A church staff and congregation hail the Open Door Christian School boys basketball team and coach Alan Januzzi for a historic team achievement. The letter lauds their grace and witness while expressing pride across the community and state.
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Alan Januzzi
Church OF the Open Door
Elyria
Guidelines for letters to the editor in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone. Contact details include mail fax and email options for submission and a contact person Scott Brown.
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