Trade tensions in US China tech clash loom large
The piece frames a high stake standoff over technology policies between the United States and China. It cites Peter Navarro and Robert Lighthizer on unilateral tariffs, recalls Reagan era tools, and weighs potential economic fallout including higher consumer and business costs. Analysts warn of a possible return to negotiation if pain thresholds are reached.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the newspaper at 329 7155. The notice emphasizes accuracy and correction of any mistakes.
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The Chronicle details staff positions including President Vice President Controller and personnel such as Jennifer Lyon with Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Features Editor Howard Gollop and photographer Bruce Bishop. It lists Circulation National ad sales Marketing NIE Production Ad sales in the organization.
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Thousands gather in Ohio for March For Our Lives rallies
Across Ohio crowds gathered in Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus for March For Our Lives protests led by Marjory Stoneman Douglas students in Parkland Florida. Organizers urged stronger gun laws voter registration and safer schools amid nationwide events.
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Silent 6 minutes 20 seconds mark at March for Our Lives
Emma Gonzalez stood silent for 6 minutes 20 seconds at the Washington rally to mark the Parkland shooting. She named victims and urged the crowd to vote as thousands gathered for gun control protests nationwide.
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Parkland survivors push for gun limits in DC march
Emma Gonzalez and other students led a large DC demonstration against gun violence outside Stoneman Douglas High. The crowd voiced Never again as speakers including Zion Kelly highlighted school shootings affecting Black and Hispanic students. Police reported no violence amid security concerns.
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