Hudnutt Editorial Leaders Chronicle Era
The Chronicle Tor kk mom yw lists historical editors and publishers including A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and Kyle D. Kondik and Patti Ewald in editorial roles with the noted founding date July 24 1829 and leadership spans from 1927 to 1994 across Hudnutt family stewardship and related editors.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Kyle D. Kondik
Ohio estate tax repeal debate stirs partisan budget clash
Ohio Republicans push to raise or end the estate tax, arguing relief for business and farmers while Strickland and Beatty oppose cuts. The tax currently hits estates over 338000, about 7500 yearly, affecting roughly 2 percent of Ohioans amid tight budgets.
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Burns The War frames WW II as necessary, not glorious
In Dallas earlier this year Ken Burns challenged the idea of World War I as a good war, arguing Americans misremember WWII. His 15 hour PBS film The War explores complex costs, heroism, and home front life highlighting endurance and community effort amid modern conflicts.
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Preservation clash over Elyria landmarks and new high school
Residents, historians, and the Elyria Landmarks Commission spar over renovating the West Avenue Historic District. A caller argues the commission is biased to exterior facades, urges full preservation, and calls for checks and balances as plans for a new high school proceed.
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West Avenue
Historical Society
Bill Byrd
Bill
Washington
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Ely School
Elyria Landmarks Commission
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Dan Chrusski
Conservatives push to block Ohio stripper referendum
Ohio conservatives press to block a November referendum on a stripper crackdown. Campaigns cite signature failures and legal hurdles as Lorain and Cuyahoga counties report weak validity while industry jobs and billions in sales highlight the stakes in a culture war over adult entertainment.
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Columbus
Republican Party
Bill Brownson
GOP
Ken Blackwell
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