Chronicle Masthead Reflects Hudnutt Young Leadership
The Chronicle lists historical publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as former publishers, with Andrew R Young as publisher and Julie Wallace as managing editor, reflecting an era of editorial leadership from 1927 to 1991.
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Avon Mayor Reassesses Regional Impact of I 90 Growth
Avon Mayor Jim Smith emphasizes the I 90 corridor as a driver of local land value and regional appeal. He cites interchanges at Route 611 and Route 83, noting increases from $125 000–$140 000 to $235 000–$240 000 per acre, with All Pro Freight Stadium and French Creek YMCA spurring development. He argues such gains could lure hospitals and attract youth back to Greater Cleveland, while editors caution that Avon’s success may not lift Lorain County or the region, citing mixed impact on nearby sites like Pipe Yard and Midway Mall.
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ACORN Disbands Amid Abuse Claims and Political Attacks
The Los Angeles Times notes ACORN disbands after a right wing assault and internal damage control. While the group faced allegations of illegal activity, supporters highlight four decades of voter registration drives and community services. Local affiliates may endure and reform.
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Correction to editor’s note on Bernard Greenberg
A Thursday letter to the editor clarified that Bernard Greenberg was misidentified as deceased. The correction states Greenberg is alive and unchanged in status.
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Myths about European health systems debunked by Rubin
Trudy Rubin assesses myths about socialized medicine and contrasts U S health care with civilised nations. She critiques infant care rankings, argues for single payer and condemns insurers for denying coverage. The piece connects to policy debates affecting Congress and public health funding.
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Editorial on budget and Obama legacy stirs reader concerns
Florida reader airs frustration with a Chicago Tribune editorial on President Obama and past budgets. They question missing years between Bush and Obama, seek clarification on surplus, and praise Gov. Strickland for ending the Ohio aging MedicAid waiver waitlist to fund Passport in-home care for seniors.
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LORCO plan sparks Eaton Township backlash and flood fears
James Milbrandt of Columbia Station voices concern over LORCO in Lorain County. He cites potential flood risk from 3700 homes and argues residents face higher sewer costs while Avon Lake continues its own work. He criticizes boundaries and funding as unfair amid recession.
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Support Columbia branch library levy drives yes vote
A reader urges support for Issue 22 on the May 4 ballot to fund the Lorain Public Library Columbia branch. The note highlights books DVDs and public computers and emphasizes community benefits and easy interlibrary requests.
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Community mourns Elyria officer Kerstetter’s passing
Tragic death of Officer James Kerstetter prompts community prayers and support. The piece honors his service, urges healing, and quotes comforting scripture from Pastor Morton of Lakeview Baptist Church Vermilion.
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Kerstetter Death Prompted Debate on Gun Access
Anger and disgust rise as residents question a family’s role in Elyria gun access after Ronald Palmer's fatal incident. The letter cites prior police responses and suggests family responsibility in enabling a weapon for a delusional individual.
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Letters guidelines for submissions to The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission guidelines for letters to the editor. Letters must be 250 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Provide mailing or fax or email contact details for submission.
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