Chronicle masthead and staff list from The Chronicle
The fragment lists the publication Founded date 1829 and publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with editorial staff names including A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Downtown Elyria should allow outdoor dining again
Our opinion urges Elyria to lift the sidewalk dining ban next year and for years to come. We cite Moss Prime Rib and Le Rendez Vous Café reporting extra business from outdoor seating and urge officials to keep patios clean and unobtrusive while supporting public smoking areas outdoors.
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Moss’ Prime Rib & Spaghetti House
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Westlake
Editorial questions corn ethanol bias and policy
The Kansas City Star editorial argues corn based ethanol faces financial and environmental problems yet enjoys political protection. It cites plant delays water use fertilizer runoff and subsidies while urging support for perennial grass and wood chip ethanol and rival zero emission options.
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Missouri General Assembly
Catholic Church urged to back Planned Parenthood reform
A reader argues that the Catholic Church should modernize by supporting contraception and Planned Parenthood, criticizing church rules as harmful. The letter questions abortion politics, taxes and the burden on families, while also commenting on U S policy and Bush era leadership.
Bush Won't Protect Taxpayer Money
The article argues President George W. Bush uses veto power to shape a fiscal conservative image. After signing pork-filled bills for a Republican Congress, he now threatens to veto Democratic bills to defend troops funding and set dates for troop deployments.
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U.S., sheikh effort bear fruit in Iraq progress in Anbar
The piece credits Sheikh Abdul Sattar Abu Risha and coalition forces with weakening al Qaida in Anbar. Attacks and casualties have dropped. Ramadi shows gains from reconstruction and security focus. Leaders cite electricity, water, trash and jobs as core concerns while vigilance remains.
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