Hudnutt and Young Lead Chronicle Editorial Team
The Chronicle lists A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Dace Perczek as Editorial Page Editor with Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant editors. The paper traces its lineage to July 24 1829 and notes historical publisher tenures from 1927 1956 and 1970 1991.
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Nedwick Seeks Needs Proved Lorain County Recorder Post
The Chronicle Telegram endorses Judy M. Nedwick Democrat for Lorain County recorder. Nedwick who was appointed in July 2003 after Mary Ann Jamison’s death has five months in office and has remodeled the office, extended filing hours, and negotiated a three year contract with 15 staff members. Her opponent Barbara Tate Republican works in zoning and county planning and has 15 years in Ohio Military Magedan. The paper praises Nedwick for extending filing deadlines and expanding online access while noting Tate’s experience in management. Nedwick deserves re election for continuing to run the office efficiently.
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Ohio voters send mixed signals amid Bush Kerry clash
Ohio readers see a high stakes political fight as voters in Canton, Massillon, and Cuyahoga Falls weigh Bush and Kerry. Amid campaign stops and large rally crowds, residents cite war, jobs, and social issues shaping turnout. Local voices express confidence in Ohio as pivotal.
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Starbucks hikes price on coffee to offset bean and milk costs
A Philadelphia Inquirer column notes Starbucks plans a price rise of about one cent per cup as costs for beans and milk increase. The piece contrasts consumer reactions with industry factors, citing a 2003 revenue of 14.1 billion and a 26.3 million profit, and includes quotes from customers and an optometry student about the impact.
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