The Chronicle Personnel Lineup and Historical Note
The Chronicle lists key staff history including founders publishers and editors such as A C Hudnut, Arthur D Hudnut, Andrew R Young and editors Dave Perczek Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold with dates of publication leadership from 1927 to 1991. The document marks July 24 1829 as founding reference.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Bush flags Libyan ties shift urging reform and diplomacy
The United States restores diplomatic relations with Libya after Gaddafi renounces weapons programs and pays $2 billion in restitution. The move signals potential progress on North Korea and Iran talks, with a mix of carrots and sticks to push for democratic reform and regional stability.
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Bush
Libya
United States
North Korea
Iran
Muammar Gaddafi
Lockerbie
Scotland
U.S
Gaddafi
Mideast
Ohioans urged to beware of extra phone fees
The Ohio Consumers' Counsel warns residents about surcharges on local and long distance bills not tied to taxes. Consumers should compare total monthly costs, ask about monthly surcharges, and review bills for unfamiliar charges. Contact OCC at 1 877 PICK OCC or www pickocc org for guidance and free publications.
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Janine Migden-Ostrander
Ohio Consumers’ Counsel
OCC
Pickocc.org
Uphill Struggle and Ride Along at Elyria High Stoplight
A spectator recalls a non motorized student Doin-My-Best guiding a hill climb in Elyria High School hallways while Speed in a motorized chair assists. The moment shows cooperation and joy as both reach the top. The writer then shifts to industrial news on UAW votes at Delphi and Honda plant plans in Ohio and argues for Democratic leadership and policy changes.
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Elyria High School
Speed
Doin-My-Best
Doin
Delphi
Honda
Ohio
Michigan
UAW
Marysville
Joe
Gal
Keystone voters call for school board tax cuts and program slashing
Property owners in the Keystone district reject tax increases and demand program cuts after a tight levy loss. They accuse the board of extortion and urge ending busing for inner two mile high school students while preserving sports transport. They predict teacher cuts and cautions over nonrenewal of supplemental contracts.
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Keystone
Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines Echo Editor Polite Note
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor rules noting brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit the required length. Contact details and submission methods are provided for mail and email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chroniclea x
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Air controllers push for higher pay amid dispute with FAA
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association presses for a near 200000 dollar compensation package, arguing for higher cash pay and benefits. The FAA offers 140000 cash and 187000 total over five years, with lawmakers poised to block a discharge petition. Privatization options and cost savings are discussed as alternatives to the government monopoly.
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National Air Traffic Controllers Association
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Congress
House of Representatives
Steven LaTourette
Robio
Jerry Costello
D-Ill
House
America
Ronald Reagan
PATCO
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Dae Ee
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Janine Migden
Keystone Voters
Ron Utt
Herbert and Joyce Morgan
Roe Institute For Economic Policy Studies
Heritage Foundation