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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2015
Page
14
Former Lorain County commissioner seeks early release
Former Lorain County commissioner Michael Ross seeks parole after serving most of a nine and a half year sentence for public corruption. The 2009 conviction included kickbacks totaling nearly six hundred thousand dollars tied to the Lorain County Justice Center project. He cites remorse and faith while asking to attend his father Emmett Ross Jr.’s funeral in Las Vegas.
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Ross
Lorain
Lorain City
Emmett Ross Jr
Las Vegas
Betty Blair
Mary Jo Vasi
Blair
Vasi
Lorain County Justice Center
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Elyria
Lorain candidates thank voters and seek continued support
Mary Springowski, Democratic at large candidate for Lorain City Council, thanks voters for primary support and looks ahead to November. Franco Gallo, interim Keystone Schools superintendent, thanks voters for supporting Issue 14 to fund programs, keep class sizes, and protect arts and extracurriculars while urging ongoing school communication.
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Lorain
Mary Springowski
Keystone
Lorain County
Ohio
Keystonelocalschools.org
Board of Education
Franco Gallo LaGrange
The Big Tradeoff Revisited in Modern Economic Balance
Robert Samuelson argues four decades after Okun that equality and efficiency no longer trade off neatly. Growth has slowed from 4 percent (1950–73) to about 2.1 percent (2015–25) while inequality widened, with the richest 1 percent gaining dramatically and productivity growth easing. He notes history matters and policy lacks full knowledge to steer outcomes. The piece reflects on Brookings reissuing Okun’s essay and questions whether more equality or growth is achievable.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Arthur Okun
Johnson
Brookings
Okun
U.S
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Almanag May 12 2015 birthdates and facts
Almanag notes notable birthdays from Edward Lear to Jason Biggs, lists South Carolina’s secession and readmission dates, cites Asdrubal Cabrera’s unassisted triple play, shares Nightingale’s surf quote, mentions four American Nobel Peace Prize presidents, and tracks the moon between May 11 and May 17.
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Edward Lear
Florence Nightingale
Katharine Hepburn
Yogi Berra
Burt Bacharach
George Carlin
Gabriel Byrne
Ving Rhames
Tony Hawk
Catherine Tate
Malin Akerman
Jason Biggs
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Keystone Schools
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Robert Samuelson
The
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Almanag
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Asdrubal Cabrera
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Jimmy Carter
Barack Obama
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