Hudnutt Family Newspaper Leadership Over the Years
The notice lists founders and publishers from 1829 onward, detailing A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers across 1927 1950 and 1970 1991. Andrew R Young serves as editor with Kyle D Kondik as editorial page editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Kyle D. Kondik
Lorain Mayor pushes tax boosts to fund city recovery plan
Lorain Mayor Tony Krasienko outlines a budget balancing plan funded by higher license plate fees from 5 to 20 dollars and a reduced income tax credit for residents working outside the city. The plan aims to fix streets, strengthen services, enforce building codes, and attract green energy manufacturers, with council debate and possible voter referendum.
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Lorain
Tony Krasienko
Krasienko
Craig Foltin
Elyria
Finance Claims Committee
Dan Given
Anne Molnar
Carbon tax could shift U S car market and reduce oil dependence
The Washington Post editorial argues high gas prices push U S buyers toward efficient cars and away from SUVs, urging Detroit to shift from gas guzzlers. It notes Toyota gains, Prius growth, and suggests a carbon tax or cap and trade as tools, despite Capitol Hill resistance.
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Detroit
U.S
Toyota
Congress
Iran
Venezuela
Russia
Capitol Hill
Joseph I. Lieberman
I-Conn
John W. Warner
Wellington public meeting weighs school upgrade options
At an April 20 meeting Tim Wulfhoop outlined three Wellington school upgrades with costs of 39.5 million, 41 million, or 48 million. Audience questions and a later letter urge fuller cost analysis and fair presentation before voter surveys. Ray Brumfield and Wayne Beckley sign.
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Tim Wulfhoop
Wellington
Westwood School
Chris Smith
TDA Architects
Wulfhoop
Board of Education
Bill Brumfield
Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines Include Full Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited if longer. Include full home address and telephone number and provide mailing fax or email contact details for submission.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Poe Eho
Elyria
Letterechroniclet.com
Elyria Councilman Criticizes Mayor over Fire Department Reform Push
The Elyria City Council debate centers on Mayor Bill Grace backing changes in the Fire Department without awaiting an independent audit. The council supports the audit to assess staffing, equipment, and location needs and to inform a master plan amid budget constraints and revenue losses. The councilman urges focusing on economic development and citywide money priorities.
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Elyria
Bill Grace
Elyria Fire Department
Council
Fire Department
Mike Lotko
Safety Committee
Grace
Engineering
Don Brackenhoff
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