Chronicle Masthead with Hudnutt and Young editors
The Chronicle publication history lists founders and editors with Hudnutt family publishers spanning 1927 to 1991, noting A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew R. Young as editor. Dave Perczek and Patt Ewald Westerhold are shown as editorial page editor and managing editor respectively.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur C. Hudnutt
Dave Perczek
Patt] Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Village police chief fired amid secrecy and questions
Questions linger over Jim Brearey’s dismissal as Grafton chief amid sealed files and disputed investigations. Mayor Szczepanski cites governance differences while prosecutors deny clearing the village, leaving residents unsure of the true motive behind the firing and related council votes.
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Hamlet
Denmark
Grafton
Jim Brearey
Brearey
Sharn Seczupanski
Male Agency Inc. Insurance
Robert Frabotta
Council
Suczepanski
Gary Bennett
Grafton Police
Sacztpanski
Gratton
Joan Lissner
Village Law
Richard Liffie
Lissner
Bregrey
Heraise
Nski
Szczepanski
Presidential pardons debated as Bush tenure grows
The piece argues President Bush has issued few pardons and no commutations, drawing comparisons to Carter and Clinton. It cites controversy over clemency, references Hamilton on executive power, and notes a harsh 55 year sentence by Judge Paul Cassell for Weldon H. Angelos, urging commutation to avoid excessive punishment.
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Bush
Jimmy Carter
Cowet
Hush
Bil Clinton
Timite
Clinton Braugitt
Marc Rich
Isnsi
Alexander Hamilton
Crimenl
Dinsh
Utah
Paul Cassell
Weldon H. Angelos
Aygo Cassell
Editor Letters Mix Local Development and Personal Anecdotes
A reader criticizes a Cleveland Quarries piece while praising Lorain County led plans and local officials. The letter also recalls returning a wallet with irreplaceable photos, generosity from a store helper, and gratitude expressed in prayers. The writer laments theft of charity ribbons and car items, questioning humanity.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Trans European International Securities, LLP
South Amherst
Amherst Township
Brownhelm Township
Key Twining
David Hartt
Midview Voice Questions Expensive School Expansion
The Midview district defends costly new schools claiming they will draw more families while selling Eaton and Belden properties. Critics warn wealthy families may prefer Avon Lake and that bond costs fall on taxpayers. past pace of literacy and arithmetic shows caution.
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Belden
Avon Lake
Columbus
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Dowd and Trudeau Cartoons Lose Me as a Reader
Thomas Higgason of North Aldgeuille laments Maureen Dowd and Trudeau cartoons. He compares Dowd to a Doonesbury-like strip, finds their political tone and prose inaccessible, and admits voting for Bush while not understanding the satire. He dismisses the left-leaning column and art as unfunny and unintelligible.
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Maureen Dowd
Roquefort
Bush
Doonsebury
Funny Papers
Trudeau
Dowd
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Specter and the conscience clause battle and modern life
The piece argues that a Senate move to expand a conscience clause to require doctors and pharmacists to refer or refuse abortion care signals a broader assault on modern life. It links Arlen Specter’s stance to a broader conservative push against abortion rights, sex education, and access to contraception, framing it as a fight over control of women's destiny and modernity itself.
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Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Senate
Reed
Wade
Congress
House
America
Gloria Feldt
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Sam
Bush
Bes
Specter
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