Chronicle masthead from 1927 1950 era editor list
The Chronicle masthead shows historical staff roles with publisher A C Hudnutt spanning 1927 to 1950, listing A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and Andrew Young as editor, Rudy Dicks as managing editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, and Patti Ewald as assistant managing editor, dated July 24, 1829 in the snippet.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Debate over boardwalk restaurant on Elyria riverwalk
City leaders debate a plan to build a boardwalk restaurant overlooking East Falls to house a Quiznos franchise. Downtown restaurateurs oppose, arguing it would dilute existing business while City Council questions whether public space should subsidize private dining.
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Lorain
Bill Grace
Cascade Park Riverwalk
East Falls
Paul Blevins
4Th Ward
Quizno’s
Elyria
Grace
Mall
Riverwalk
Cascade Park
Letter outlines cross border prescription access to Canada
A reader letter explains steps to obtain prescription drugs via Canada from Windsor area Canada. It outlines pharmacy and doctor contacts, a 90 day supply with three refills, a $30 co sign fee, and tips on sending RXs and paying with MasterCard or Visa.
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Canada
Hunter Pharmacy
Tecumseh Road East
Windsor
Ontario
Hammer
Ambassador Bridge
Detroit
Dr. Hammer
United States
Hunter
de Hammer
MasterCard
Visa
Discover
Braitchetts
Mary JO Vass Elyria
Rules for letters with new email address
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and phone number. Contacts include Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown and email and fax details.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Y Man
Canada proves nicer neighbors in a wary world
A contrast drawn between Canada and the United States highlights Canadian politeness, border security, and cultural contrasts while debates over Iraq war policy and global opinion intensify. Public sentiment abroad questions US leadership, with leaders like Blair Schroeder Mandela and others weighing in on UN authority and legitimacy.
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United States
George W. Bush
Iraq
Father
Globe and Mail of
Toronto
Bush
Osama bin Laden
Saddam Hussein
Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Edmund Stoiber
United Nations
Stoiber
Nelson Mandela
Colin Powell
Mandela
Tokyo
Beijing
Moscow
New York
Lay Catholics and Muslims tested by Sept 11 reflections
A Presbyterian observer contrasts lay Catholic response to priest abuse with Muslim outreach post Sept 11. He notes Catholic laity demanding accountability and reform while Muslims face muted, often cautious condemnations amid fear and cultural reticence. He urges Muslims to denounce terrorism, reject support networks, and urge leaders to publicly condemn violence and lawlessness.
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New York Times
America
Saudi Arabia
United States
West
American Muslim Alliance
Mrust
Israel
Khatia
Council On American-Islamic Relations
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