Hudnutt and Young Lead Chronicle Editorial Team
The Chronicle lists A C Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as publishers with Hudnutt’s lineage traced to 1829 founding. Arthur Q Hudnutt and Dave Perczek hold leadership roles as publisher and editorial page editor, while Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold serve as managing editor and assistant managing editor respectively.
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Andrew R. Young
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Endorsement favors Moyer and two others for Ohio high court
The Chronicle Telegram endorses Thomas Moyer for chief justice along with Terrence O'Donnell and Judith Lanzinger. It notes Moyer's long tenure and conservative philosophy, contrasts opponent C. Ellen Connally, and discusses O'Donnell, O'Neill, Nancy Fuerst, and Lanzinger with brief bios and qualifications.
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Pick a side in 2004 Bush Kerry debate letters
Readers weigh the presidential contest arguing Bush touts America’s medical prowess while critics note unequal access and ties to drug firms. A separate letter questions Christian rhetoric, urging diplomacy, integrity, and energy stewardship, and endorses John Kerry.
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John Kerry
Debates and Disputed Views Stir Anger Over 2004 Campaign
Stephen Ward of Elyria argues debates were manipulated and biased in favor of Bush, questions Kerry’s stance on gun rights, Iraq, and taxes, and urges voters to study records over rhetoric. He cites books on Karl Rove and George Soros, laments constitution risks, and urges informed voting.
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Kerry or Bush in 2004 US presidential choice
A political appeal contrasts John Kerry and George Bush on nuclear crises and Iraq. It recalls Kennedy’s crisis management during the Cuban Missile Crisis and warns against rushing decisions, urging voters to favor Kerry’s proven under pressure leadership over Bush’s Iraq approach.
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North Korea
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Iraq
John Kerry
Bush
Saddam
Quote from Cromwell Fits Bush Exit Call
Lorain columnist Glenn Walter argues the old Cromwell line fits President Bush as political opposition clings to power, urging departure in the name of public interest.
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Oliver Cromwell
God
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Glenn Walter Lorain
Stem cell research continues despite political claims
Adrian Linden notes that autologous and adult stem cells from patients own bone marrow or blood are making progress in treating cancers and multiple sclerosis, arguing for continued research rather than government restrictions. Wellington.
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Adrian Linden Wellington
Letters defend Bush war stance after 9 11 attacks
A reader rebuts a letter arguing the war was unprovoked, citing the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 and prompting U S action. The author asserts Bush’s policies prevented further attacks and notes high terror suspect captures or deaths.
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