Chronicle masthead with editor names
The Chronicle presents Andrew R. Young as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor. The readable portion shows masthead details but no news content.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2014
Page
12
The Chronicle presents Andrew R. Young as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor. The readable portion shows masthead details but no news content.
The Washington Post discusses Michael Lewis Flash Boys and Theodore Dreiser's Frank Cowperwood to frame questions about speed based trading. It notes exchanges proliferated to boost competition and lower costs while highlighting concerns about front running and regulatory boundaries. Investigations should clarify legality and effects.
The article recalls the Civil Rights Act’s passage fifty years ago and its role in expanding equality. Presidents Obama Bush Clinton Carter attend the LBJ Presidential Library Civil Rights Summit to mark progress and acknowledge ongoing gaps in equal rights for same sex couples, immigrants, and others.
Elyria High School principal thanks residents for ongoing support and urges a yes vote on May 6 for Issue 2 renewal levy with no tax increase. The letter highlights district progress in academics and co curriculars and cites NOPEC gas proposal by Avon Lake officials and council members.
The tax reform push of 1986 is contrasted with today as Rep. Dave Camp outlines a plan that faces strong opposition from bankers Realtors Democrats and Republicans alike. Analysts note bipartisan chances are slim with Camp retiring and Paul Ryan poised to lead.
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