Chronicle Publisher and Editor Listing
The Chronicle historical note lists A C Hudnutt as founder and long time publisher with 1927 to 1960 tenure. Arthur O Hudnutt also served as publisher 1970 to 1991. Andrew Ra Young is noted as editor with Pattie Wald Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant editors.
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Ohio Issue 1 amendment on same sex marriage faces opposition
Ohio voters confront Issue 1 seeking to ban same sex marriage benefits amid economic concerns. Critics, including Senator Voinovich and DeWine, warn the move discriminates and could drive talent away, harming Ohio's economy while redefining civil protections for unmarried couples.
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Election 2004 letters due by Oct 25 for publication
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor regarding the November 7 general election. Submissions must arrive by 5 p.m. Monday October 25 to be considered for publication. Follow the standard letters guidelines.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters Policy And Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor including a 200 word limit and possible edits for brevity. Submissions must include signature full address and phone number with options by mail fax or email for editorial page submissions.
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What If It Were My Kid What If It Were My Kid
Leonard Pitts Jr notes that the draft scare faded in Congress 402 to 2 against restoration, driven by the idea it hits home when a child faces war. He contrasts elite and poor enlistment, asking readers to consider the personal cost of conflict.
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House Agrees to Postpone Base Closings to 2007
Defense officials estimate 20 to 25 percent excess capacity amid a political tangle over base closings. Congress revived a plan to hold a new round in 2007 after four rounds since 1988 closed 97 bases and realigned 55. The White House threatened a veto without closings. Pentagon projects saving 3.4 billion annually. Dale McFeatters SHNS.com.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters: volunteers shape youth futures
Jerry Stully of United Way of Greater Lorain County highlights BBBS as the heart of community care. Volunteers provide mentoring that supports healthy growth, with evaluations showing reduced drug and alcohol initiation, fewer missed school days, and stronger student relationships.
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