Chronicle of the Hudnutt Era Editors and Publishers
A brief note lists the Chronicle founders and publishers from 1829 onward. It credits A C Hudnutt and subsequent heirs with publishing roles spanning 1927 to 2010, and names Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as editors and managing editor respectively.
Patriot Act provisions face expiration and renewal debate
A three judge New York appeals panel ruled the bulk collection of Americans phone records illegal. Congress debates extending or revising the Patriot Act with the USA Freedom Act favored by some, while others seek a straight extension or no change at all. The plan would shift metadata storage to telecoms under court oversight and increase transparency and privacy safeguards.
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Congress
New York
National Security Agency
White House
John Boehner
Senate
Mitch McConnell
France
Charlie Hebdo
Britain
U.S
House Judiciary Committee
House
NSA
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
FISC
U.S. Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Boehner
McConnell
North Ridgeville voters urged to support renewal levies
A local message credits three renewal levies for road repairs safety services and city progress. It thanks voters and urges continued support of police and fire levies to maintain Lorain County standards and municipal services.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Ohio
David Gillock
Citizen letter urges jobs, space funding scrutiny, and money reuse
A Lorain letter writer criticizes NASA spending while calling for more local jobs and practical solutions. He argues tax dollars should stay home, questions space program priorities, and cites safer coal use and auto safety as examples. The writer favors replacing Andrew Jackson on the twenty with Wilma Mankiller among four finalists.
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Man
Mars
Congress
Space
NASA
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Jackson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harriet Tubman
Rosa Parks
Wilma Mankiller
Mankiller
Huckabee Promotes Working-Family Message in GOP Bid
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee launches his presidential campaign in Hope Ark with a populist vow to rely on working people for funding. He attacks big money, Wall Street, and free trade while urging support from ordinary Americans and criticizing entitlement cuts.
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Washington
Mike Huckabee
Tony Orlando
Huckabee
Arkansas
Washington-to-Wall Street
Hope
Ark
Bill Clinton
America
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Hillary Clinton
Jeb Bush
Iowa
Las Vegas
Sheldon Adelson
Koch Brothers
Anti-Tax Club For Growth
Washington Post
Philip
Man
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Texas
FBI
Justo
Mss Howe
Gillack
Joe
Ile
Lorain Port Authority
the Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga County
James S. Parobek Lorain
Parobek Is
Councy
Gop
Dana Milbank
Bump
Dead Sea
Milbank