Chronology of The Chronicle Leadership and Dates
The Chronicle lists founding dates and key publishers. July 24, 1829 marks an early milestone. A C Hudnutt served as publisher 1927 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991, with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Ri Young as publisher and editor respectively. Dave Perczek editorial page editor Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold managing editor and assistant editor noted.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew RI
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Veterans name Elyria career center after slain soldier
Thaniel M Shepherd Uavy veteran from Elyria died in Iraq at 23. AmVets Post 32 named a 5000 square foot career center after him to honor his sacrifice and aid 120 veterans starting classes in two weeks. His widow Kassie Shepherd attended the ribbon cutting with their son Danny.
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Thaniel M. Shepherd
Shepherd
Columbia High School
Army
Elyria AmVets Post 32
Iraq
Lorain County
AmVets Post 92
Elyrians
Kassie Shepherd
Danny
AmVets
Ohio
Elyria
Psyra AmVets
Daniel Shepherd
Critics warn of obesity hype ads tied to CDC errors
Critics say the Center for Consumer Freedom funded by restaurant and food interests bought 3.6 million in ads to call obesity mortality links hype. They note CDC missteps over obesity death estimates and urge continued health guidance promoting balanced diets, regular exercise, and not smoking.
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Center For Consumer Freedom
Center For Consomer Freedom
Tast
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
United States
Center For Consumer
Philip Morris Lisa Inc
Tobaccn
Kraft
Putremocrats
CDC
Food Jie Resturant
Don
Ibesity
Journal of the American Medical Association
Julie J. Gerberding
Marriage critique of Wilbanks saga sparks broader vows
Borine Erbe argues the Wilbanks abduction hoax exposes a culture of extravagant weddings and social pressure. She urges sincere commitment, accountability for costs, and reflection on societal values shaping marriage expectations.
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Ms. Wilbanks
United States
Jennifer Wilbanks
Tax levy debate shapes Elyria city and Clearview district
Letters criticize city administration and school board over tax increases and spending. Rick Gallagher urges voters to oppose the levy while promoting accountability and frugality. Ardie Ofandiski from Lorain signs with about 60 Clearview district residents urging taxpayers to demand cuts and confidence in leadership.
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Elyria
Chronicle
Hfix
Rick Gallagher
Clearview Secial
Onis
Ohio Department of Duce
Lorain Catholic
Clearview
Ardie Ofandiski Lorain
Five at Ford Hilt Jackpot readers critique front page slang
A Louisville reader praises The Chronicle for adopting cruder language in the April 29 front page story Five at Ford Hilt Jackpot, expressing mixed admiration for the newspaper's shift and commending journalist Foucher while noting the emphasis on crude speech in modern society.
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Melissa Wells
Air quality critics push back on EPA budgets
Critics argue air and water have improved over six decades yet ozone alerts and warnings persist. They claim EPA and allies raise targets to protect budgets, while education funding remains strained and officials avoid admitting success.
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EPA
Tolerance for abuse came from the top
The piece blames top officials for abuse in Iraq Afghanistan and Guantanamo. It cites Janis Karpinski and Donald Rumsfeld as central figures, accusing the administration of enabling mistreatment and defending controversial figures amid the war on terror.
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Hood
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Afghanistan
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Donald Rumsfeld
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Bush
Dotin Holton
Tom DeLay
Monster Tay
Lay
Celine E. Riedel
Avon Lake
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