Hudnutt and Young: Chronicle leadership timeline
The Chronicle lists editors and publishers including Arthur D. Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, with roles for Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald, Matt Westerhold as Managing and Assistant Managing Editors. Dates are inconsistent, but the roster shows a historic newsroom leadership.
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Problems can't wait for Bush's successor Opinion
The Kansas City Star argues that while Bush acknowledged Iraq will be handed to a successor, major national issues stay unresolved. Gaps in homeland security rise, health care costs soar, Medicare reforms fail, Social Security inaction and rising federal deficits erode public support. The piece urges decisive action beyond Iraq.
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GM Rolls Out Buyout To 181000 Workers
General Motors offers buyouts and early retirement to 181,000 workers including Delphi, with offers from 26000 to 140000 dollars and a potential total of 2 billion. The plan aims to cut hourly wage costs to rival levels while fearing plant closures and bankruptcy risks.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include signature, full home address, and telephone number, with mailing and fax contact details provided.
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Lorain Library levy urged by longtime reader
A reader appeals for continued support of the Lorain Library outreach and its services, noting 20 years of book access and warning that loss would bring duller days. The letter urges voters to back the May 2 levy to preserve library programs for seniors and the community.
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War talk and dog license protests in Elyria letters
A reader argues against prolonged military involvement abroad and criticizes local dog license funding decisions. The letter laments warlords controlling territories, questions oil-profit motives, and pleads for support for dog licensing to protect animals, urging action for the dogs' welfare.
Endorsement Letter Urges Burge For Lorain County Judge
A fallow lawyer from Lorain endorses James M. Burge for Court of Common Pleas. He praises Burge as a lifelong friend, dedicated advocate, and respected legal scholar, urging May primary Democratic nomination in Lorain County. The letter appeals to community members including students and families to support Burge in the judicial race.
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Patience Needed To Win In Iraq Says Dreid Boot
Dreid Boot, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, argues patience is essential to prevail in Iraq. He notes the war has stretched beyond initial hopes, with 136000 US troops still present and Iraqi deaths mounting, urging continued commitment and improved postwar planning to avoid a wider regional crisis.
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