Chronicle masthead lists Hudnutt publishers and editors
The Chronicle presents historical masthead crediting A. C. Hudnutt and successors from 1829 through 2010 with Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2012
Page
5
The Chronicle presents historical masthead crediting A. C. Hudnutt and successors from 1829 through 2010 with Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace.
The editorial argues both Obama and Romney use China blame to win votes but warns against protectionism. It supports WTO resolution, notes subsidies harm U S automakers, and urges freeing trade to create American jobs while urging restraint to avoid retaliation and domestic market barriers.
Richard Ramsey is described as the more experienced candidate with over 100 court cases in divorce custody and dissolution. The piece highlights his varied roles as husband father coach and teacher and argues his background suits family court.
Lorain Palace welcomed an internationally touring cast for Ballroom with a Twist. After the show, actors mingled with patrons backstage, photos and autographs offered for several minutes. A dancer’s comment tied to global protests over an internet video sparked reflection on religious double standards.
In Fairfax Virginia a University of Pennsylvania focus group of a dozen voters shows disillusionment with Obama and uncertainty about Romney. Participants cite lack of Romney specifics and lingering doubts about foreign policy, with opinions split and the outcome still up for grabs.
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