Hudnutt Newspaper Publishers History Note
In a historical record, the Hudnutt family is listed with founder dates and leadership roles across publishing years. A C Hudnutt founded on July 24, 1829, followed by Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1927 1950 and A Cooper Hudnutt with Andrew R Young as publisher editor Julie Wallace managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Voters reject tax measures but keep incumbents in Lorain County
In Lorain County Elyria voters rejected a 0.5 percent city income tax hike yet kept all incumbent council members who supported the measure. They defeated tax requests across several communities while narrowly removing Vermilion Mayor Jean Anderson. The piece notes a demand for leadership to balance revenue gaps and job protections, urging concessions from unions and trimmed operations to meet deficits.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Jim Smith
Wellington
Brian Fehlan
Francis Scruci
Columbia
North Ridgeville
Vermilion
Avon
Grafton
Jean Anderson
Fire Department
Parks and Recreation Department
Council
Grace
Third quarter growth offers cautious relief to Chicago Tribune
The third quarter growth shows a 3.5 percent pace, supported by temporary government programs. While not a full recovery, the report notes a fragile rebound after a 3.7 percent drop since December 2007 and millions of lost jobs. Exports rise, inflation and rates stay low, offering glimmers of hope amid ongoing unemployment.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Elyria council picks up Siwierka and Madison roles
Madison Siwierka and Mary Siwierka take new roles in Elyria City Council as the city reflects after Issue 10 failed to pass an income tax increase. The message thanks 5400 residents and city employees who helped campaign while noting fiscal challenges and a call for fresh ideas to revive Elyria.
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Elyria
Mary Siwierka
Marcus Madison
Council
Siwierka
Madison
Health care reform and gatekeeping profits
A reader argues new leadership is needed to maintain resident support and urges health care licensing with universal insurance and penalties for errors. He critiques profit driven gatekeeping, supports a public option, and emphasizes access in emergencies. He notes loyalty penalties and the burden of constant strategy tweaks in medical and financial sectors.
Chronicle election guide cited as valuable resource
The Chronicle's election guide, published October 27, provided crucial information for voters, especially on township trustees. Thanks are given to Mary W. Behm of Grafton for the local Chronicle Telegram coverage.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Mary W. Behm Grafton
Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited if longer. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax and email contact details for submissions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Why good journalism still matters
Anthony McKinney received a life sentence for a 1978 street killing in suburban Chicago. Eyewitnesss recantations, police misconduct, and new findings by Northwestern University students raise questions about the case while highlighting journalism’s role in seeking truth and accountability.
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Anthony McKinney
Chicago
Donald Lundahl
McKinney
Medill Innocence Project
Northwestern University
Anthony Drake
Cook County
Anita Alvarez
Alvarez
Sally Daly
New York Times
Innocence Project
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Aon Tlatie
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Larry Klipstein
Chronicle
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Leonard Pitts
Leonard Pitts Jr
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Miami
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