Chronicle Tefleg Ram Publisher Line Reconstructed
A historical note lists publishers of The Chronicle Tefleg Ram from 1927 to 2010. A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, and William D. Hudnutt are named with tenures spanning 1927 1950 1970 1991 and 2010 respectively. The founding date July 24 1829 is cited.
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Ohio medical marijuana rollout should not be delayed
The Ohio rollout faces bureaucratic failures including a mis-scoring error denying a grow permit and access flaws in state systems. The editorial urges sticking to the Sept. 8 deadline, arguing delays harm patients while fixes should occur within a tighter audit and review timeline.
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Dave Yost
Grafton
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West Chester
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Columbus Dispatch
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Jimmy Gould
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Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters under 250 words for editorial page use. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification. Submission options: by mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio by box 4010 44036 by fax 329 7282 or by email letters chroniclet com.
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Readers weigh in on mass shootings gun policy and school security
A Lorain letter criticizes Ken Sedlak and gun zealots while calling for action on gun laws and school safety. It notes Republicans and Gov. Scott shifting stance and argues current protections at courts and schools are inadequate. The piece urges a new approach and party leadership change. A second reader discusses drinking water safety and testing options with EPA resources.
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The future of economic growth in advanced democracies
Washington argues that growth helps social cohesion beyond material goods but Yale, CEA and Trump clash over whether U.S. growth can stay near 3 percent. Furman cites 2 percent as plausible. Hasett touts tax cuts and deregulation to reach 3 percent, while observers warn productivity and labor force trends hinder gains. Robert Samuelson analyzes the debate and its political stakes.
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Trump
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Harvard
Jason Furman
Obama
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Furman
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Kevin Hassett
Federal Reserve
Ralph Nader Turns 84 Activist Milestone Highlighted
Almanac notes Ralph Nader's 84th birthday on February 27, 2018 along with a list of other today’s birthdays including Longfellow Black Anderson Steinbeck Woodward Taylor Nader Worthy Logue Gonzalez Clinton Groban Mara and others. It recalls Marian Anderson’s controversial 1939 DAR incident leading to her Lincoln Memorial performance. A Steinbeck quote about teachers and artists closes the item. The moon phase is given as between the first quarter on February 23 and the full moon on March 1.
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John Steinbeck
Joanne Woodward
Elizabeth Taylor
Ralph Nader
James Worthy
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Chelsea Clinton
Josh Groban
Kate Mara
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