Chronicle imprint and staff listings from historic issue
A fragment lists publication history and personnel: founders and publishers July 24 1829 to 1950, with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor, indicating a long-standing newsroom leadership.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Betty Sutton hailed for Cash for Clunkers impact
The Ohio Automobile Dealers Association praised Rep Betty Sutton with a Distinguished Service Award as Automotive News named her an All Star for Cash for Clunkers. The Maritz Automotive Research Group found the program boosted current sales without lowering future demand, though questions remain from Tom Ganley in Greater Cleveland.
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Ohio Automobile Dealers Association
U.S
Betty Sutton
Automotive News
Sutton
Maritz Automotive Research Group
Tom Ganley
Greater Cleveland
Sutton Seeks Re-election Amid Auto Industry Support Debate
The article defends Sutton in Ohio 13th District, detailing her votes for the auto industry bailouts and stimulus, and highlights gains she secured for Elyria including BASF funding, a fire department expansion, and police hires. It contrasts her record with Ganley’s stance on federal aid and debates.
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Sutton
D-Copley Township
Ganley
Ohio
Congress
General Motors
Chrysler
Mars
Bush
Congressional Budget Office
Lorain County
BASF
Elyria
Brady seeks State House District 57 seat in Elyria
Rae Lynn Brady a Elyria small business owner seeks the Ohio House District 57 seat urging voters to elect a representative who will reduce taxes create jobs and make government accountable Brady defends a pay question and touts fiscal discipline while endorsing school levies in nearby districts and thanking local letter writers.
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Rae Lynn Brady
Elyria
Ohio
House
Senate
People's House
Columbus
Rae Lynn Brady Elyria
Manning and LCCC urged in Lorain County election appeal
A retired North Ridgeville safety services director and Lorain County Community College Foundation chair urge voting for Issue 17. They cite Manning’s stance on local funding, job preservation, and reduced mandates, and highlight LCCC’s role in education, training, and affordability for Lorain County residents.
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Gayle Manning
Senate
Columbus
Manning
Ohio
Lorain County Community College Foundation Board of Directors
LCCC
Lorain County
University Partnership
Lorain
Fresh faces loom in Senate as 2010 midterms loom
The piece notes a potential majority of first term senators in 2011 after the 2010 elections, with 18 or more newcomers likely from 14 states. It discusses shifts in party control, gubernatorial races, and the possible impact on redistricting and national politics.
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Blanche Lincoln
Wisconsin
Russ Feingold
Colorado
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Ken Salazar
Mitch McConnell
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Jay Cost
Weekly Standard
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Polidata Inc
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Barack Obama
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Center For the Study of the
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