Hudnutt Family Chronicle Editors and Publishers Listed
The Chronicle notes leadership history with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt serving as publishers across eras. Andrew R Young is named editor and Julie Wallace the managing editor in a brief news snippet.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
GM IPO tops records but Elyria bears the cost
The GM stock offering raises 23.1 billion after bankruptcy. Elyria and Lorain counties faced job losses with the Fisher Guide plant closure in 1988. Ford and GM layoffs have shaped local economy while Ohio plants respond and workers await new vehicle bets.
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General Motors
Elyria
Fisher Guide
Lowell Street
Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ohio
Detroit
Washington
Lordstown
Toledo
Parma
Defiance
Chrysler
Ohio Assembly
Lorain County
New York Central
East Avenue
Depot Street
Karen Davis
Janice
John A. Thompson JR
Kyl blocks New START amid GOP political clash
The editorial condemns Arizona Senator Jon Kyl for blocking the New START treaty aimed at resuming nuclear inspections. It criticizes partisan timing tied to Barack Obama and Mitch McConnell, argues the move risks national security, and notes support from Condoleezza Rice and other Republicans.
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Arizona
Jon Kyl
New Start
Barack Obama
Obama
State Department
Condoleezza Rice
George Shultz
Henry Kissinger
Richard Lugar
Indiana
Russia
U.S
Congress
Kyl
White House
United States
Portugal
Senate
Mitch McConnell
McConnell’s
San Jose Mercury News
Editorial split over Ohio passenger rail 3C 3D corridors
Letter writers urge support for the 3D conventional rail plan and critique Kasich’s stance on funding. They argue rail boosts tourism and freight, cites states with similar speed trains, and call for preserving local history like Lorain High School 1914 cornerstone.
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Kasich
Ohio
Ford
Illinois
North Carolina
Washington
Oregon
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indian Ridge Museum
Lorain High School
Lorain School Board
Bender
Black River Historical Society
Matthew W. Nahorn
Amherst
Fed dual mandate trap risks independence and aims
The piece argues the Humphrey Hawkins dual mandate has made the Fed a de facto fourth branch, pursuing maximum employment alongside price stability. It urges repeal of the mandate to restore Fed independence, noting quantitative easing and political pressures from Congress and the president. It cites Rep. Paul Ryan and Mishkin, with Will's closing note.
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111Th Congress
95Th
Federal Reserve
Central Bank
Congress
Fed
Paul Ryan
R-Wis
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
China
America
Treasury
Timothy Geithner
U.S
Frederic S. Mishkin
Board of Governors
Mishkin
Ryan
Ben Bernanke
House
Friedrich Hayek
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