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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 2002

Page

3

See Founded July 24 1829 Hudnutt Publishing History

The fragment lists founders and staff roles at See publication with dates 1927 to 1960, naming Hudnutt as publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew Young editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.

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Montgomery for State Auditor endorsed by Chronicle-Telegram

The Chronicle-Telegram backs Betty Montgomery for Ohio state auditor over Helen Knipe Smith. It notes Montgomery's career as county prosecutor, state senator, and attorney general, highlighting her programs like WebCheck and lab upgrades, and her six point plan for a forensic audit team and stronger local government training.

Betty Montgomery Montgomery Helen Knipe Smith Cleveland Chronicle-Telegram Ohio State Auditor’s Office Smith State Auditor

Fitting sports into a whole NCAA nearing its 100th year

The Los Angeles Times notes the NCAA, a voluntary group of 1200 colleges and bodies, is near its centennial and facing commercialization, ethics, and governance challenges. Myles Brand, Indiana University president since 1994, becomes the NCAA president, tasked with re integrating academics and athletics while overseeing 355,688 athletes. Graduation rates at large schools have risen to 60 percent, two points above the overall college rate. Brand will earn about half the pay of top coaches.

National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Myles Brand Indiana University Bobby Knight Indiana Brand America Cedric Dempsey

Readers blast Armbruster and praise Morano in letters

A collection of letters to the editor from Lorain readers attacks Jeff Armbruster over public record issues and accusation dynamics while praising Sue Morano for her care and service. Contributors cite politics, funding cuts, and a Sept. 11 pricing incident at Armbruster’s Shell station, urging accountability and voter support for Morano.

Pan Armbruster Morano Jeff Armbruster Ron Nabakowski Sue Morano Crocker Road Shell Westlake Armbruster Patricia Markovich Lorain Sue

Lorain County Chamber Urges Support For School Levies

The Lorain County Chamber of Commerce calls on Lorain County residents to back local school levies this November. It argues funding enhances opportunities for students, raises property values, and sustains community growth and prosperity, urging all communities to support their levies. Frank P. DeTillio, chamber president, emphasizes the message.

Lorain County

Lorain County Issue 15 seeks 0.6 mill levy for mental health

The Mental Health Network in Lorain County asks voters to approve Issue 15, a five year 0.6 mill levy to fund mental health programs for children, adults and seniors. Catholic Charities endorses the measure and cites hotlines counseling and psychiatric services as key supports.

Lorain County Catholic Charities Services Corporation

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