Chronicle masthead with Andrew R. Young editor
The Chronicle lists Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor in a period masthead style. The fragment reflects a newspaper's front page byline arrangement and leadership roles.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2015
Page
13
The Chronicle lists Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor in a period masthead style. The fragment reflects a newspaper's front page byline arrangement and leadership roles.
LifeShare Community Blood Services will divide its $15 million post merger assets equally between the Community Foundation of Lorain County and the Lorain County Community College Foundation. The Community Foundation will gain $7.5 million to boost health and wellness grants, while the college foundation will fund teaching and lab equipment and the Innovation Fund for biomedical entrepreneurship.
The Chicago Tribune notes wearables from the Consumer Electronics Show keep people aware of their actions. Devices track steps, stress, and habits while encouraging reminders to move and healthier choices, aided by social sharing and real time feedback.
The article contrasts Friday punishment in Saudi Arabia with the Charlie Hebdo attacks in France. It links Raif Badawi’s 15 year sentence and 50 lashings to a larger debate on Wahhabi Saudi Islam and its clash with other Muslim interpretations, amid jihadist threats from al Qaida and ISIS.
Trudy Rubin argues Saudi funding of religious schools media and imams spreads Salafi ideology across the Arab world and beyond, fueling anti western extremism while home reform lags. She notes governments struggle to counter influence and calls for allied pressure to curb the propaganda消费.
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