Hudnutt Era Chronicle Personnel Names
The Chronicle lists byline history and staff roles with years of service. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and again from 1970 to 1991, with Anhur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt among editors. Andrew Fl Young is noted as publisher. Dave Perczek Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewald Managing Editor Matt Westerhold Assistant Managing Editor are named in the staff roster.
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Elyria Gives Early Christmas Gifts Amid Budget Cuts
The city funds several programs with donations from Main Street Elyria Invacare Foundation and First Interstate Properties Ltd. The gifts support Festival of Lights Firnwood Estate and Hospitality Center. Community actions follow budget cuts after Election Day.
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Letters to the Chronicle Telegram Welcomed for Edit
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include signature and contact details. mail box 4010 Elyria 44036. fax 529-7282. email letters chronicletelegram.com.
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Letter thanking voters and urging levy for Sheffield-Sheffield Lake schools
A reader thanks 3,079 Sheffield and Sheffield Lake voters who backed Issue 47 and addresses the 3,452 against it. The writer pledges to lead a future levy campaign, vows to educate the public on school finances, and calls for state funding changes while criticizing the United Nations.
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Theoc racy and peace in a columnist's view
A letter writer defends Jesus as liberal and peacemaker against what he calls moral conservative rhetoric. He argues the "spirit" of commandments promotes mercy, not war, and cites Samuel and Jesus while attacking parroted political talk. Other readers discuss local development, bin Laden coverage, and political opinions.
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Compassionate conservatism questioned over Oregon doctor assisted dying case
Glenn Walter criticizes the Bush administration for suing to block Oregon's physician assisted death law. He argues the move clashes with compassionate conservatism by denying terminally ill patients a peaceful, dignified death. He cites Christian constituents and Catholic bishops as influencing policy.
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Faul Volker declines to release Iraq food program findings
Faul Volker refuses Senate requests for preliminary results citing risk to ongoing investigations and potential embarrassment. He argues the timing and disclosures could hinder work and raise concerns without a final, definitive report.
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Virginia Officials Share Credit for Tax Increase and AAA Bond Support
Governing magazine names Virginia leaders Mark Warner and John Chichester Public Officials of the Year for backing a bipartisan tax package that ended a three billion dollar deficit and preserved the AAA bond rating. Warner, a Democrat, championed a one billion dollar tax hike amid recession and cuts. Chichester, a Republican, led a larger four billion proposal but settled for a compromise that rebalanced state finances and won Wall Street support. The episode highlighted cross party cooperation and concerns over long term fiscal health and public services.
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