Chronicle staff roll and historical masthead snapshot
This brief entry lists The Chronicle’s historic masthead with founders and longtime staff, naming A C Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew A Young as editor, Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, and Rudy Dicks Pattiewalld as Managing Editor, reflecting the newspaper’s 1927 to 1950 leadership era.
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Yeomen Upset Wooster For Historic 14 7 Win
Oberlin College football snaps a 17 game losing streak against Wooster with a 14 7 victory amid season hunting for relevance under coach Jeff Ramsey. The win marks a major high point for a program that has endured long mockery and slim prospects.
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Letters to The Chronicle Telegram Guidelines for Submissions
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with a five pm deadline on Monday October 27 for potential publication. Submissions must include full name address and phone, may be edited for brevity and clarity, and should be 200 words or fewer. Contact details for submission via mail, fax, or email are provided.
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Letters to the Elyria Ward and Local Elections
Readers urge support for Jim Slone in Elyria’s 3rd Ward and Joe Monteleone for 1st Ward council. They praise Slone’s GM background and community work and highlight Monteleone’s involvement with EPA Superfund cleanup at 142 Locust Street. A separate piece defends Amherst Mayor John Higgins and attacks rival candidates, urging voters to back Higgins on November 4.
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Campaign claims of being active in Lorain Youth Baseball
A reader challenges Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin for claiming activity in Lorain Youth Baseball, noting he appeared only for Opening Day photos while volunteers coached and kept score all season. The letter also questions broader municipal service and praises local police endorsements of Thomas Elwell for Lorain Municipal Court judge. Virginia Granda from Sheffield Lake comments on reactions to Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor and the Ten Commandments monument removal.
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Segway recall stalls lobbying push for sidewalk access
Segway LLC faces a 6000 unit recall amid concerns over abrupt deceleration and rider falls as it presses lawmakers to legalize its human transporters on sidewalks nationwide. Critics question stopping data and safety, while supporters cite uses in warehouses, policing, and transit access, urging balanced path planning with bicycles.
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