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A historical newspaper clipping lists key staff and editors including A. Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and publishers Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1991 with founding date July 24 1829 A C Hudnutt and others.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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Andrew R. Young
Franklin Elementary Tees Up School of Promise Quest
Franklin Elementary in Elyria aims to raise state test scores to meet 75 percent passing across reading and math and gain School of Promise designation within three years. The program includes arts mentoring, 28 behavior maxims, and four student houses to spark achievement, with August report card awaited.
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Kim Conley
Lisa Roberson
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McKinley
UK Conservative coalition signals steady US ties
The new UK government under Prime Minister David Cameron and Deputy PM Nick Clegg is seen as committed to a close alliance with the United States. Despite shifts away from the EU, the relationship with America is expected to remain strong, pleasing President Obama and stabilizing transatlantic diplomacy.
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Gordon Brown
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Almanac May 18 2010 Quick Facts and Birthdays
Almanac entry lists conscription law passage in 1917 and Mount St Helens eruption in 1980. Features notable birthdays such as Frank Capra Perry Como Pope John Paul II Reggie Jackson Chow Yun Fat Yannick Noah Tina Fey and more. Includes sports note Randy Johnson perfect game claim and a John Paul II quote. Monetary figure on Microsoft sales and lunar phase between new moon and first quarter.
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Margo Fonteyn
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Chow Yun-Fat
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Tina Fey
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Randy Johnson
Microsoft
Bicycle safety and traffic lights urged by readers
Gary Jalowiec and a Elyria student champion road courtesy for cyclists and stricter adherence to three foot passing rules. A letter calls for better traffic light timing and cites life arguments against abortion.
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Elyria
Cats dumped on Tennessee Drive prompt call for care
A reader criticizes the act of abandoning a mama cat and five kittens on Tennessee Drive, notes the healthy, playful animals and offers Life Savers neutering services with convenient pickup and drop-off. The notice also includes adoption offers and a reminder about letters to the Chronicle-Telegram editor.
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Europe’s budget debate mirrors U.S. fiscal blind spots
Robert J. Samuelson argues that Americans avoid a serious discussion on the size and role of government despite Europe’s debt woes. He notes the Deficit Commission’s aims to cut deficits toward debt service, warns against debt-to-GDP targets, and cites eurozone debt trends before and after the crisis, urging balanced budgeting after recessions.
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