Founding and leadership notes for Hudnutt press 1829
Fragment lists a founding date July 24 1829 and names Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Cooper Rudnutt as publisher Andrew R Young as editor Scott Brown on editorial page and Rudy Dicks Pattiewald as managing and assistant editors.
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Avon Lake Shoremen eye state title in Massillon clash
Avon Lake (14-0) meets Trenton Edgewood (14-0) at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon for the Division II title. The Shoremen aim to become the county’s first trophy winners since 1984, led by coach Dave Dlugosz and star Jon Schroeder with a deep 99-player roster. The game airs on Ohio News Network and radio stations WEOL, WOBL, and WDLW.
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Winterize your home during the holiday weekend
The article urges using the long holiday weekend to winter-proof homes. It covers sealing seams with caulking or weather strips, using plastic film on windows, keeping south-facing shades open for solar gain, changing furnace filters monthly, installing a programmable thermostat, and closing unused rooms to cut heating costs.
Double standard in cases of Jackson and Malvo
A Tribune column contrasts Michael Jackson and Lee Boyd Malvo, urging a balanced justice approach. It argues against executing youths like Malvo while acknowledging public pressure against alleged child exploitation by Jackson, and calls for adult accountability with fair treatment.
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Economy Grows 8.2 Percent in Third Quarter
Senpps Howard News Service reports the third quarter economic growth at 8.2 percent, higher than expected, driven by business investment and consumer spending. Durable goods orders rose 3.3 percent in October, signaling a faster manufacturing recovery as job growth is anticipated to lift future spending and supporting a projected 4 percent average growth in coming quarters.
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The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and states edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full address and telephone. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio, by fax or email details provided.
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Third Frontier Project Will Survive Despite Issue 1 Loss
A letter argues that despite Issue 1 defeat in November the Third Frontier Project remains essential for Ohio. It cites job losses, declining traditional industries, and brain drain, urging continued funding, a December manufacturing summit, and a $1.1 billion 10-year commitment to attract private and federal funds and expand innovation programs.
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