Hudnutt and Young Lead 19th Century Newspaper Staff
Reprie scree notes the Hudnutt publishing era from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher Andrew Young as Editor Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor Scott Brown on the Editorial Page and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor.
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Patti Ewald
Avon car chase sparks police overreach debate
Avon police pursued a 1993 Ford Escort at about 90 mph for roughly 20 miles after a noon report of erratic driving. Glenn Benitez, 24, of Lorain, faces multiple charges including fictitious plates and a knife found in his pocket. Critics say pursuits for misdemeanors are unsafe and may exceed police authority, while supporters argue against letting felonies go unpursued.
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Avon
John Vilagi
Brian Tackett
Interstate 90
Tackett
Janet Barvincak
Dan Fischbach
Interstate 490
Fast 55Th Street
Cleveland
Glenn Benitez
Lorain
Vilagi
Tom DeChant
Detroit
Readers Debate Bush Victory And Billions Spent
Letters discuss President Bush declaring victory in Iraq criticizing costs in lives and money. They question wartime justification and oil, then shift to National Dog Bite Prevention Week urging responsible ownership and public education. A separate note questions Elyria Sports Hall of Fame inductions and Little League spending.
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Bush
Iraq
National Museum and National Library
America
Norbeator
Marfori Lorain
Elyria Sports Hall of Fame
Guidelines for letters to the editor at Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and must include signature full address and telephone number. Contact details for editorial page editor Scott Brown are provided for mail fax and email submissions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mare
Chroniclé-Telegram
Elyria
Chronicletelegram.com
Clintonian Calculator critiques Bush Iraq policy
Martin Schram argues the Bush postwar Iraq effort failed to restore essentials and protect civilians. He compares Bush to Clinton and suggests blame rests with wartime planning, Rumsfeld, and the nation-building team. The piece questions whether Iraq can stabilize toward democracy or Islamic rule and warns of regional spillovers.
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Clinton
House
Tom DeLay
Texas
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Bush
Jay Garner
L. Paul Bremer I
Middle East
Iran
America
Syria
Libya
Lebanon
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George W. Bush
Old Liberal McGovern Responds To Isolationist Label
Former 1972 Democratic nominee George McGovern, now 80, defends his record on internationalism and opposes pre emptive war. He recalls WWII combat service and criticizes Marshall and Blair Democrats for labeling him isolationist while defending his stance against Vietnam and Iraq.
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George $. McGovern
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Nixon
McGovern
Will Marshall
Progressive Policy Institute
Democratic Leadership Council
Democratic Party
Marshall
Blair
Tony Blair
Europe
Thad
Little Desert
Adolf Hitler
Montana
George McGovern
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