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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1995
Page
2
Editor and Publisher Roles At Historic Newsroom
A historic newspaper notes key leadership positions including editor in chief publisher executive editor managing editor editorial page ec advertising director circulation manager and related roles. The brief outlines scope of duties and organizational hierarchy within the publication.
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Ciroulation Manz
Accent
Metro
NIE Evannseee
Chronicle Telegram Home Delivery Rates and Address Note
Elyria Ohio newspaper notice details home delivery service options for daily and Sunday, with pricing and payment terms for various routes and regions. Includes postal information and address for changes, published by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company.
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Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
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Dole Says GOP Studies Affirmative Action Revisions
Senate Republicans review federal affirmative action laws amid concerns over white male discrimination. Bob Dole told NBC Meet the Press that Congress should examine preferences, asking if race based hiring has worked and noting demographic shifts. He cited 1994 white male voting patterns and urged fairness and more job creation.
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Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
NBC
Dole
Jack Kemp
Kemp
California
Congressional Research Service
Ame
Trade war fears rise as U S and China clash over IP
The United States threatens 100 percent tariffs on 1.08 billion in Chinese goods to pressure China on copyrights and intellectual property. China vows retaliation and talks resume after a breakdown before the lunar New Year. Trade totals show sanctions would affect a small share of 1994 commerce, with limited overall impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Washington
U.S
Beijing
Nicholas Lardy
University of Washington
Baseball talks stall as strike disrupts World Series hopes
In a year marked by a 45 day signing freeze and a players strike, owners and the union remain far apart on a new seven year deal. President Clinton met with Usery and Reich urging a rapid settlement while owners moved to ban contract signings. Exhibitions begin soon and the regular season looms as talks falter under calls for a salary cap and salary reforms amid the labor dispute.
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Congress
Usery
Robert Reich
Oval Office
Mayflower Hotel
Donald Fehr
Fehr
Atlanta Braves
Stan Kasten
United States
Secretary of Labor
Clinton requests $1.61 trillion budget with modest middle class tax cuts
President Clinton submits a 1.61 trillion dollar budget proposing a 63 billion dollar tax cut via credits and deductions while reorganizing three Cabinet agencies. He aims to cut 500 programs, reduce the deficit by 81 billion, and fund tax relief, drawing Republican critique as too small compared with the Contract With America and larger anticipated cuts. The plan projects the deficit to fall to 192.5 billion this year but to rise to about 200 billion through the decade, amid political blame for past overspending.
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Clinton
Congress
America
Community shaken by alleged rape near school and library
Jindra says a 12 year old girl was attacked by two then three boys after walking home from the library. She reported the incident the next day at Learwood Junior High. She was treated at St John West Shore Hospital with counselors available. Police may file charges ranging from rape to sexual assault depending on each boy’s role. The library area increased security with guards as city officials urge parental communication about sex and violence among youth.
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Jindra
Learwood Junior High
St. John West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Judy Riggle
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Riggle
Vincent Urbin
Urbin
Urban
Great Northern Center Spring Art Show Opens in North Olmsted
The Great Northern Corporate Center Art Gallery hosts a spring show through April 28 featuring 115 works by 16 Cleveland area artists, from acrylics to wood carvings. Open 9 to 5 weekdays. sponsored by the North Olmsted Cultural Arts Council.
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