Hudnutt Younts and staff of The Chronicle named
The Chronicle lists leadership and staff roles with publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and editors Andrew R Young Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald Julie Wallace for the newspaper founded in 1829 and spanning 1927 to 1991 legacy positions.
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Gambling foes resist but developers press Ohio voters
Chioans traditionally reject gambling proposals yet developers push ahead. In 2008 MyOhioNow.com pledges a $600 million Clinton County casino resort near Interstate 71 and Route 73, claiming $200 million yearly tax revenue to Ohio’s 88 counties and about $3.3 million for Lorain County. Supporters seek 400,000 signatures for a ballot measure amid prior rejections in 1990 1996 and last year Learn and Earn.
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Sarkozy Hardens Stance as French Strikes Intensify
The editorial notes Nicolas Sarkozy faces widespread public sector strikes across France, with utilities briefly disabling lights at his residence. It details his resolve to push through downsizing, pension reform, and overtime tax cuts while expanding NATO ties, human rights focus, and a tougher line on Iran.
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Local letters debate fire overtime and outsourcing worries
A reader questions city spending on firefighter training for cat rescues and praises hiring more staff while criticizing front page coverage. The letters then criticize offshore outsourcing of insurance customer service and urge readers to contact officials about privacy and job loss.
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Thank you Mr President for Homeland Security and Iraq war support
A reader thanks the president, praising leadership after 9 11, Homeland Security and the Patriot Act. The letter notes no further attacks, mentions Russia and children as targets, and supports the war in Iraq as a shared decision.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor Chronicle Telegram policy
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and states they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 260 words or shorter and may be edited to fit. Include signature full home address and telephone number by mail fax or email with attention to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Economic mobility study questions the American dream
The Economic Mobility Project from Pew finds only 6 percent of children born to bottom-quintile families reach the top quintile, while 42 percent stay at the bottom. The findings show persistent inequality, limited upward movement, and greater gains for the rich, with education and racial disparities highlighted as factors.
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