Chronicle Art Acknowledges Longtime Staff Leaders
The Chronicle Art page lists key personnel from 1829 to 1994. It names A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, Andrew R Young as editor, Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor, Patti Ewald as Managing Editor, and Julie Wallace as Assistant Managing Editor. The note reflects a lineage of leadership across decades.
Lorain County Vietnam Memorial dedicated June 23
A Lorain County Vietnam Veterans Memorial dedication is set for June 23 at 11 a.m. on South Street Amherst near the Police Department. The project honored 98 local men from Lorain County who died in Vietnam, with a fundraising push of about 200000 dollars and a June 21 memorial dinner at DeLuca's Place in the Park.
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Vietnam
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Lorain County
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Richard Vandegeer
Sheffield Lake
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Vandegeer
Washington, D.C
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Amherst
Army
Joe Schmitt
Brownhelm Township
Sacred Heart Chapel
DeLuca’s
Sacred Heart
Nelson Ramirez
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
FDA needs help to halt tainted imported foods
The FDA faces overload as imports rise and tainted products appear. Citing Chinese toothpaste and catfish bans, the piece urges more port inspectors, a bigger budget, and staffing to inspect overseas plants, urging readers to pressure lawmakers to strengthen the FDA inspection program.
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William Hubbard
FDA
United States
Congress
Letter to editor critiques Sedlak and city contracts
A reader challenges Ken Sedlak for labeling himself liberal and urges true conservatism. They praise Elyria downtowns hanging baskets, question a 14,000 dollar Avon business contract, and urge local business support. The writer calls for greater city contract competition and invites residents to join ElyriaBlockWatch com forums and discussions.
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Pandy’s
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Oberlin speaker urges dignity for workers at graduation
Connie Schultz told Oberlin College graduates to treat workers as human beings and to show respect with tips and salutations. She urged deeper change to value migrant tomato pickers, restaurant servers, maids, and valets as much as stock brokers, tying to broader social justice. Joe Schriner, Cleveland.
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Connie Schultz
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Oberlin
Joe Schriner
Cleveland
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Twinkies reveal overseas origins of food additives
Food additives, including thiamine mononitrate, largely come from abroad led by Chinese and other overseas suppliers. Ettlinger notes U.S. plants have closed, governance and inspection lag, and consumers may need to pay more for safer, better-regulated ingredients and locally sourced options.
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United States
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