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The Chronicle lists its founding date July 24 1829 and key publishers A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991 and A Cooper Hudnutt from 1991 to 2010 with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Julie Wallace
Nabakowski accuses Lorain County leaders of sabotaging government
Clerk of courts Ron Nabakowski blasts Lorain County commissioners during a budget meeting accusing them of sabotaging services. He calls for a 0.25 percent sales tax while noting voters previously overturned similar increases. The piece outlines political dynamics, potential tax outcomes, and calls for clear budget cuts and leadership.
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Ron Nabakowski
Lorain County
Tom Williams
Nabakowski
Williams
Joe Koziura
Ted Kale
Lori Kokoski
Clerk of Courts
ATF Acting Chief Melson and U S Attorney Burke resign in probe
Attorney General Holder announced Kenneth Melson's resignation as acting ATF director and Dennis Burke's resignation as U S attorney for Arizona amid fallout from Operation Fast and Furious. The moves aim to quell distraction as critics blame gun trafficking failures on policy and political pressure rather than explicit wrongdoing.
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Eric H. Holder Jr
Kenneth E. Melson
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
U.S
Dennis K. Burke
Arizona
Washington
Mexico
Darrell Issa
Calif
Charles E. Grassley
Iowa
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ATF
Department
Attorney General
America
United States
National Rifle Association
Congress
Barack Obama
Washington Post
Letters skewed debates on unions and economic policy
Readers critique partisan rhetoric in Letters to the Editor. Stephen Ward argues for limited government and questions union reform in Wisconsin. Jon T Bainbridge contends Bush era policies caused the 2007-2008 crisis, praising Obama for policy steps.
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Bill Clinton
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Stephen Ward Elyria
Robert Pardee
United States of America
George W. Bush
World Trade Center Towers
David Stockman
Ronald Reagan
Office of Management and Budget
New York Times
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Bush
Dick Cheney
Halliburton
Barack Obama
Obama
Osama bin Laden
Muammar Gaddafi
Jon T. Bainbridge Lorain
Colorado’s brewmaster governor rides a beer fueled wave
Profile of John Hickenlooper, Colorado’s governor, a former brewpub founder who calls Colorado the Napa Valley of Beer. The piece links his business background to his governance, highlighting his pragmatic, market‑oriented approach, purple-state politics, and limited tax stance. It notes Colorado’s 142 licensed breweries and references historical ties to beer in American founding.
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Colorado
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Napa Valley
Munich
Philadelphia
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Jefferson
Mongolia
United States
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London
Virginia
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William Bradford
Monticello
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