Hudnutt and Young Lead Chronicle Editorial Team
The Chronicle lists A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as founders and publishers spanning 1927 to 1960 with later leadership by Andrew R Young and Dave Perczek. Editorial roles include Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as editors and assistant managing editor respectively.
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Eric Sommer named OSU drum major from Avon Lake
Avon Lake High School graduate Eric Sommer was named drum major of Ohio State University's marching band, the latest Lorain County native in the role and the first pair of siblings to hold the post in 126 years. His brother Scott Sommer led the band in 1998, marking a historic family achievement.
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Prison abuse in Iraq leads to first court martial verdict
A soldier receives reduction in rank bad conduct discharge and one year in prison for involvement in the prisoner abuse scandal. The letter criticizes higher command and labels the actions as a systemic program aimed at demoralizing detainees for information. It questions leadership and endorses changing course.
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Guidelines for Letters to the Editor
Editorial guidance appears as a missive detailing mail and fax submission routes to The Chronicle Telegram. It lists the Editorial Page Editor and box address, with a fax number for submissions and an attention line directing the editor. The item reflects a brief, instruction-like notice.
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Uninsured Numbers Debate Public Health Crisis
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation cites 44 million uninsured Americans, while critics argue the figure includes temporary uninsured and affluence-driven gains. Analyses show many uninsured are nonelderly adults, immigrants, or eligible yet unenrolled in public programs. Proposals include redirecting hospital subsidies to fund private insurance for the uninsured.
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Devon M. Herrick
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Politicians should think bold thoughts and take bold steps
The article surveys political advice current in 2004 for Bush and Kerry campaigns. It notes Republicans and Democrats propose substitutes for their leaders and praises E J Dionne Jr for urging a proactive, united approach. It also suggests restoring baseball to Washington as a unifying step to improve tone in politics.
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