Hudnutt and Young Editorial Leadership Noted
The fragment lists founding date January 24 1829 and notes Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950 with Cooper Hudnut, Andrew F B Young as publisher editor. Scott Srown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
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Elyria Faces Enrollment Decline and High School Plan
Elyria's 3.8 percent enrollment drop hurts public education amid a push to fund a $60 million high school project. With fewer students, fewer families have a stake, even as charter schools attract some families. Voters on Nov 4 face approving a 0.75 percent city income tax increase to raze and replace the high school, a symbol of commitment to public education and possibly a beacon to draw students back.
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California recall chaos as court delays vote to March
A three judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court orders postponing California's October 7 recall election drawing fire from Republicans and Democrats alike. They cite antiquated punch card ballots risking voter disenfranchisement and predict up to 40000 miscounted ballots. Supporters hope for a March 2 primary postponement, while opponents argue the delay extends uncertainty until a new governor is chosen.
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Nurses unite with SEIU to improve care and safety
Letters praise the SEIU union for giving nurses a voice, safer workplaces, better pay and benefits, and a say in nurse-to-patient ratios. They argue unions expand access to care nationally, while urging fiscal restraint in Elyria and Amherst debates on public spending and leadership.
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Guidelines for Letters to the Editor in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to 200 words or less. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number. Contact details for mail fax and email are provided along with the Editorial Page Editor name.
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Pimp Juice sparks mixed signals from black leaders
In Los Angeles, Project Islamic HOPE and two other groups urge removal of Nellys Pimp Juice while Chicago pastor Rev Michael Pfleger threatens boycotts. In Durham, Rev Paul Scott criticizes glamorization of pimp culture. The piece argues media can shape attitudes and calls for positive role models for youths. The writer notes the eras rise in out of wedlock births and stresses parental guidance.
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Durham
Paul Scott
Afrikan Nation
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Snoop
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