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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2013
Page
8
The article lists newsroom leadership including Andy Howell as Executive Editor and Doug Gibson as Opinion Editor at the Standard-Examiner. It presents staff roles and the newspaper’s masthead as part of an organizational note.
Patricia Oghagen, Treasury's special master, approved 2012 pay raises for AIG, General Motors, and Ally Financial. Christy Romero says $6.2 million in raises favored bailed-out firms, including a million for one AIG executive, despite large taxpayer losses and earlier waivers from 2009 to 2011.
Australian economist Steve Keen argues private debt fuels growth and job gains yet cannot grow forever. He critiques mainstream microfocus, cites Marx, Minsky and Sraffa, and notes postwar private debt rose to 45 percent of GDP then to over 300 percent before the crisis, with deficits rising as debt collapsed. Jones lives in West Haven.
The letters section invites readers to submit letters by email at letters standard.net or via mail to P O Box 12790 Ogden Utah 84412 2790. Letters appear online before print publication and readers can read unedited comments at standard net topics letter editor.
A reader letter objects to a David Germain AP piece on Daniel Radcliffe in a graphic Sundance role. The correspondent condemns the nudity and sexual scenes, defends Radcliffe as a role model, cites concerns about morality, and criticizes the newspaper for promoting the film.
Scripps Howard columnist Jay Ambrose argues that President Barack Obama leans toward Nixonian use of executive authority. The piece cautions against expanding executive power and invites readers to StandardNET for the full National Commentary.
Standard Opinion Editor Doug Gibson discusses the first Mountain Meadows Massacre trial of John D. Lee in Currents. A Cal Grondahl cartoon accompanies the piece, offering contextual commentary. For more information, call 801 625 4400.
At 9th Street and Harrison Boulevard a new left turn signal arrived. Harrison expresses appreciation for the safer, more user friendly intersection and thanks the officials who made the change possible.
Representative Chris Stewart of Utah provides office address at 323 Cannon House Office Building Washington DC 20515 with phone number 202 225 9730 and website stewart.house.gov for constituent inquiries and district services.
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