Chronicle masthead fades into historical record
An archival note details The Chronicle founders and longtime publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt, listing Andrew F Young as editor and Dave Perczek along with Matt Westerhold as editorial staff.
Brown stays in Congress as Ohio governor bid fades
U S Representative Sherrod Brown of Lorain announced he will not seek the Ohio governor's seat. He cited doubts about winning in a red state and the strength of three Republican candidates. Democrats weigh other candidates including Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman and Ted Strickland. Brown remains in his 13th District with strong re election prospects.
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George W. Bush
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Jim Petro
Betty Montgomery
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Greg White
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Michael Coleman
U.S
Ted Strickland
Eric Fingerhut
U.S. Senate
Lee Fisher
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Fisher
Strickland
Fingerhut
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Laura Bush steals scene at correspondents dinner
First lady Laura Bush drew roaring laughter at the White House correspondents dinner in Washington after a practical, professionally written speech. She teased her husband, noting his ranching skills and a public persona once seen as bland, while quipping about Lynne Cheney and other political figures.
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Kentucky Valor on Iraqi Highway Ambush
Wrote about Kentucky National Guard soldiers, including Sgt. Leigh Ann Hester, counterattacking an ambush on a desert highway near Baghdad on March 20, 2005. The unit drove Humvees to flank the insurgents, cleared the road with carbine fire and grenades, and killed over half of a 40 to 50 strong force as civilians and troops endured RPG and heavy fire. It cites Kentucky’s historic martial reputation from Daniel Boone to Morgan and Clark and notes Kentucky windage.
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617Th Military Police Company
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Hester
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Blue Grass
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Simon Kenton
George Rogers Clark
William Clark
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Jim Bowie
Christopher Houston
Kit” Carson
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Korea
Vietnam
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Letters on Teachers and Tax Policy Stir Elyria Readers
Open letters from Elyria High students praise coach Mr Hamilton for dedication and mentor role while criticizing school board treatments. Other letters condemn tax levy positions and national politics, with readers contrasting social security ideas and Bush era health care messaging.
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Ranittan
Mie Hamilton
Elyria High
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Hal
Hamilton
Hanters
Jamiston
Chronicle Telegram Editors Welcome Brief Letters for Page
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to about 200 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and charity. Include signature full address and telephone and send by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor using the provided contact details.
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