Chronicle of El Ebg Ram Publication Pioneers
Historic notice lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 2010 for the Chronicle of El EB Gram. A. Hudnutt family led the paper across generations with Arthur D. Hudnutt, 1927 to 1950, and A Cooper Hudnutt, 1991 to 2010, plus editors Andrew Young and Julie Wallace overseeing operations.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Lorain County Considers Simple Sales Tax Increase Option
Lorain County commissioners weigh three sales tax paths to fix a projected 6.5 million dollar deficit next year. A 0.5 point rise yields 14 to 15 million annually, 0.25 point yields half, while a 1.25 mill cut in property tax would shrink revenue by about 8.2 million. They prefer a three year term for clarity, noting voter skepticism and the need to specify services protected or cut if the measure fails.
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Justice System
Almanac Notes and Birthdays for July 23 2011
The almanac marks July 23 2011 as day 207 with season day 36. It lists historical events from 1775 1947 1990 and birthdays for Shaw Jung Huxley Kubrick Jagger Mirren Spacey Bullock. The moon phase sits between last quarter and the new moon.
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Harry S. Truman
National Security Act
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Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Central Intelligence Agency
George H.W. Bush
George Bernard Shaw
Carl Jung
Aldous Huxley
Stanley Kubrick
Mick Jagger
Helen Mirren
Kevin Spacey
Sandra Bullock
Chronicle Telegram Letters Policy Update
The editorial page editor is on vacation and letters will resume on Wednesday. The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Limit is 250 words. include signature full address and telephone. Mailing address fax and email details provided for submission.
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Protecting the old order drags down the global economy
Washington confronts a global crisis of the old order as aging welfare states and high deficits threaten growth. The piece argues three postwar pillars welfare, growth, and free trade wobble, with policy inertia and rising debt threatening the world economy. Robert J. Samuelson notes austerity risks and export reliance on China amid uncertain policy.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
United States
Europe
Japan
America
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Federal Reserve
Moody’s
Standard & Poor
China
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