Chronicle History of The Chronicle Publishers
The Chronicle owes to the early lineage of the paper tracing founders and publishers from July 24, 1829. It lists A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010, and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Irreversible bias claims linger in Lorain judge case
Lorain County Domestic Relations Judge Lisa Swenski asks the Ohio Supreme Court to accept she has no bias toward attorney Michael Tony while citing rumors and past disputes. Tony urges the court to disqualify Swenski from his cases, noting she removed herself in 2014 and now resumes involvement after claiming Tony calmed.
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Debates Over Flags and Local Governance Reach Ohio Fair
Readers discuss Klan symbols the American flag and Confederate banner at fairs, First Amendment rights, and Lorain County Fair board decisions. Letters criticize Oberlin city manager hiring and praise interim leadership, urging stable city governance amid controversy.
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Hiring Best People Exceeds Diversity as a Consideration
A letter from Louise Barnett argues that police hires should prioritize best qualifications over ethnicity or gender and warns that hiring by diversity criteria amounts to discrimination. She says recent hires are presumably qualified and emphasizes personal priority for competence over diversity.
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Moviemaker’s apology stirs debate on birth of a nation
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr weighs Nate Parker’s apology for a 1999 rape case and the ethical dilemma of supporting Parker’s film Birth of a Nation. He questions whether Parker’s contrition changes the moral calculus for prospective viewers and reflects on art versus artist in a complex web of public opinion.
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