Chronicle and Hudnutt Family Legacy
An archival notice lists publication lineage for The Chronicle from its founding in 1829 through late 20th century, naming publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 and editors Andrew R Young Julie Wallace with roles in management and editorial leadership.
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Lorain officer Wolford under scrutiny amid DUI arrest
The Lorain police officer James Wolford faces questions after a December 20 DUI arrest and a crash into an Ohio Edison truck on North Oaktree Drive. A hearing on suppression featured witnesses noting odor of alcohol and the department placed Wolford on restricted duty while the case proceeds.
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Ohio primary wraps up as election season nears
A reader urges skepticism toward political ads and highlights past deficits and tax cuts while urging voters to verify claims on fact checking sites. The letter also discusses birth control in biblical context and argues for personal choice over government mandates.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number for verification. mailing fax and email submission details are provided.
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ACA ruling fate may not heal health or budget
Washington Post columnist argues the Affordable Care Act will mainly reshape government and the health system, with modest gains for health outcomes. Citing studies from Massachusetts and Medicare, he notes insurance may improve financially but not health, and warns of higher deficits and political backlash whichever way the Supreme Court rules.
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Almanac March 27 2012 entries and trivia
Today marks the 87th day of 2012 and the eighth day of spring. Notable items include the 1794 US Navy founding, Alaska 1964 quake, Viagra approval 1998, and birthdays for Roentgen Mies van der Rohe Swanson Vaughan Tarantino Carey Fillion Fergie Posey. Oregon tops OSU 1939 NCAA title note. Moon phase: between new moon March 22 and first quarter March 30.
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