Chronicle of Telegram Publication Lineage
The Chronicle of Telegram lists its publishers from 1829 to 2010 and editors including Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 and Andrew R. Young, with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor. This archival note outlines leadership across generations.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Mark Jessie Re‑election Sought in Elyria 3rd Ward
In Elyria Ohio the 3rd Ward faces a choice between Mark Jessie and potential challenger David Zunis. The editorial urges re election of Jessie and notes Zunis as an alternative option. Voters are reminded they cannot elect both in the ward race.
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Mark Jessie
Elyria
David Zunis
Enthusiastic Elyria councilor backs a ballot tax expansion
Jessie, a 58 year old Democrat and newcomer to Elyria City Council, campaigns for an energy tax increase to cover revenue shortfalls amid Bendix departing to Avon. He cites past school tax wins and urges long range planning alongside rival Zunis who stresses growth and fiscal responsibility.
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Jessie
Council
Ohio
Elyria
Bendix Commercial Vehicle System
Avon
Zunis
Lorain
Absolute Machine Tools Inc
Midview
North Ridgeville Mayoral Races Highlight Budget and Safety
Voters hear contrasts between Terry Murray and incumbent Dave Gillock on budget discipline and new development. Elyria's Holly Brinda touts crime reductions and neighborhood safety, while residents in North Ridgeville push for road fixes and flood mitigation amid ongoing drainage concerns. Clarence Bornemann notes a dirt pile by Pitts Gina Drive creek contributing to flood damage.
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Ted Cruz
North Ridgeville
Terry Murray
Avon
Murray
Roberta Alten
Chronicle-Telegram
Pitts-Gina Drive
Pitts Boulevard
Gina Drive
Clarence Bornemann
North
Ridgeville
Emanuel works to save Chicago blue model with pensions and schools
George Will argues Mayor Rahm Emanuel faces Chicago’s blue model crisis by pushing pension reform and school funding. He notes state finances, Moody’s downgrade, and a planned large property tax increase to fund pensions while attracting private sector growth and suburbanites back to the city.
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Chicago
Indiana
Kin Hubbard
Rahm Emanuel
Walter Russell Mead
Emanuel
Cook County
Barack Obama
Obama
Loop
Big Ten
University of Chicago, Notre Dame
Democratic Party
The
Heritage Foundation
Stephen Moore
Puerto Rico
Greece
Illinois
Supreme Court
Moody’s
Harvard
Edward Glaeser
Andrei Schleifer
Curley
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