Chronicle of Low G Hram History and Publishers
A historical note from The Chronicle records its publication lineage from July 24, 1829, with editors and publishers spanning A. C. Hudnutt through Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt to Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Local race drives Lorain County election turnout call
Election Day shapes a tight contest between Republican Tom Williams and Democrat Matt Lundy for Lorain County commissioner. Voters face tax and school funding issues as turnout could reach about 40 percent, potentially 58,500 ballots, with in person and absentee participation split.
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Tom Williams
Matt Lundy
Williams
Lorain County
Lundy
State House
Paul Adams
County Board of Elections
Williams and Lundy
Brad Dicken
Dicken
John Kasich
Ted Strickland
Kasich
Ed FitzGerald
Keystone
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Local elections loom as states craft policy agendas
Washington Post analysis notes 2016 state races shape national policy amid congressional gridlock. Alaska Arkansas Nebraska and South Dakota voters eye minimum wage boosts while California may ease penalties for petty crimes. Ballot questions in Oregon DC and California test crime justice shifts and governors futures.
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Alaska
Arkansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Oregon
District of
Columbia
California
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Draghi and Europe Aiding or Delaying a Deeper Slump
Robert Samuelson examines Mario Draghi and the ECB as Europe confronts chronic stagnation. He notes eurozone output below 2008 and high unemployment, with Germany as engine but slowing. He discusses structural obstacles, ECB easing risks, and the need for genuine growth to avoid deflation and rising debt.
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Washington
Mario Draghi
Europe
Draghi
European Central Bank
ECB
Federal Reserve
U.S
Italy
Spain
Greece
Germany
Ukraine-Russia
Desmond Lachman
American Enterprise Institute
United States
Dartmouth
Matthew Slaughter
Fed
Almanac Blast 2014 October 31 Highlights
The almanac notes today October 31 2014 as the 308th day of the year and the 44th of autumn. It lists notable birthdays Will Rogers Walter Cronkite Art Carney Doris Roberts Laura Bush Kathy Griffin Jeff Probst Sean Combs and Matthew McConaughey. It records King Tutankhamens burial chamber intact and the 2001 Diamondbacks World Series win over the Yankees 3-2. It cites a Will Rogers quote and Iran hostage figure 444 days. Moon phase spans Oct 30 to Nov 6.
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Will Rogers
Walter Cronkite
Art Carney
Doris Roberts
Laura Bush
Kathy Griffin
Jeff Probst
Sean “Diddy” Combs
Matthew McConaughey
King Tutankhamen
Howard Carter
Tut
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and taste. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited if longer. Include signature full address and telephone number for verification by mail fax or email.
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