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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2016

Page

14

Chronicle masthead and long-time leadership list

The Chronicle presents its historic masthead noting founders and publishers A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt and editors Andrew R Young Julie Wallace with publication spans from 1927 to 2010 and beyond.

A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young

Opinion: Free speech on flag sale at Lorain County fair

Our editorial argues the Lorain County Fair Board should not ban the Confederate flag sale citing First Amendment protection. It notes protests by the Fair-M minded Coalition and political figures, discusses board status as a private entity, and warns that banning based on content would fail constitutional scrutiny.

Lorain County Fair-Minded Coalition Change.org Ely Square Elyria Veterans Memorial Park Lorain Matt Lundy South Carolina Lundy Fair Board Democratic Party Anthony Giardini Fairgrounds Solid Waste Management District Board of Mental Health Nikki Haley State House United States County Agricultural Society U.S

Political letters attack Clinton Trump and Obama era policies

A collection of letters criticizes Hillary Clinton for server controversy and tax stance, Barack Obama and John Kerry for Iran aid, and Donald Trump for perceived warmth and gender issues. Readers discuss abortion, pay equity, minimum wage, and Miss America protest echoes.

United States John Kerry Barack Obama Iran Bone Bergdahl China Mexico Hillary Clinton Clinton Republican Party GOP Atlantic City New Jersey

Aging population may slow U.S. economic growth study cautions

The Washington Post column notes a working paper by Maestas Mullen Powell arguing that rising share of Americans aged 60 and over could shave about 1.2 percentage points from annual growth between 2010 and 2020. The analysis, coauthored with Harvard and Rand Corp. researchers, links aging to reduced productivity and labor force shrinkage, raising policy pressure for higher eligibility ages and less generous benefits. Robert Samuelson discusses skepticism and global implications amid political hurdles.

Washington America United States Brookings Institution Gary Burtless Nicole Maestas Harvard Kathleen Mullen David Powell Rand Corp U.S National Bureau of Economic Research Powell Burtless

Almanag August 23 2016 Highlights and birthdays

Almanac notes the 236th day of 2016 and 65th day of summer. It lists birthdays of notable figures such as Gene Kelly Vera Miles Barbara Eden Shelley Long Rick Springfield Jay Mohr River Phoenix Kobe Bryant Jeremy Lin Ray Park and River Phoenix. It recalls Survivor 2000 winner Richard Hatch and Taiwan Little League success in 1969. It cites a Masters verse and the NYC Hitler surname note. The moon phase runs between Aug 18 full moon and Aug 24 last quarter.

William Ernest Henley Edgar Lee Masters Gene Kelly Vera Miles Barbara Eden Shelley Long Rick Springfield Jay Mohr River Phoenix Ray Park Kobe Bryant Jeremy Lin Richard Hatch Hitler New York City

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