States skeptical of Purdue Sackler opioid settlement
Connecticut AG William Tong called for Purdue to be broken up and assets liquidated and urged billions to fund addiction treatment. Massachusetts AG Maura Healey pushed for more than 10 to 12 billion dollars plus 3 billion from the Sacklers, with funds largely overseas. Local officials say the proposal lacks money and accountability and bankruptcies could reshape the case.
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Purdue Pharma
Sackler
Connecticut
William Tong
Purdue
Tony
Sackler Family
Massachusetts
Maura Healey
Sacklers
Healey
Public Benefit Trust Corporation
Nevada
Cleveland
Delbarton
West Virginia
Elmer Spence
U.S
Chronicle Classified Ad Offices and Contacts
The Chronicle lists contact numbers for circulation management and advertising departments. Gary Cozart handles circulation, Jeff Pfeiffer and Russ Kunkler oversee national and NIE ad sales, and production ad sales are also noted. Classified hotline and toll-free line are provided with office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Gary Cozart
National
Jeff Pfeiffer
Russ Kunkler
Tariffs set to raise prices on Chinese goods for U S shoppers
The United States will collect 15 percent tariffs on about 112 billion dollars in Chinese imports starting Sunday. The move expands beyond industrial items into consumer goods, with many households facing higher prices as importers pass costs to shoppers.
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Washington
Donald Trump
China
U.S
Trump
Beijing
United States
Chad Bown
Peterson Institute For International Economics
Bown
Peterson
Amazon
Macy’s
Jeff Gennette
Target
Associated Press
Jennifer Lee
Footprint Shoe
San Francisco
Albert Chow
Great Wall Hardware
Chow
Myron Brilliant
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ohio libel award tops civil awards in state history
Miraldi cut the verdict to 25 million amid caps on damages while adding attorney fees to the Gibsons. Oberlin College seeks a new trial claiming many errors in jury handling and evidence. Gibsons contend the college follows proper procedure and the verdict stands. The suit stems from 2016 protests after a store incident and subsequent legal actions.
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Miraldi
Gibsons
Oberlin College
The
Gibson's Bakery
Ber
Allyn Gibson
School district ends Boys and Girls Club grants in Lorain
Leaders note grant status shift leaves teens without local club sites beyond Oakwood. Board member Dimacchia calls it possible retaliation by Lorain Schools CEO Hardy as Mike Conibear explores College Now and other providers to fill the gap. Contact listed for follow up.
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Oakwood
Dimacchia
Lorain Schools
David Hardy
Hardy
Boys and Girls Clubs
Mike Conibear
Cimacchia
21St Century Site
College Now
Conibear
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Chronicle
Andrew R. Young
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Vital Kymberli Hagelberg
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
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Carla Hama
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