Chronicle masthead with Hudnutt era editors
A clipped masthead from The Chronicle lists publishers AC Hudnutt 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 and A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010 with Andrew R Young as editor Julie Wallace as managing editor, dates incomplete, July 24 1829 foundation noted.
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BASF bets on Elyria plant amid mixed view of federal battery aid
BASF opened a Pine Street Elyria plant to produce lithium ion battery materials with a $24.6 million DOE grant three years ago and plans to hire 20 to 25 workers. The piece notes A123 Systems’ bankruptcy, federal backing for battery development, and calls for cautious government funding, arguing the BASF investment makes sense based on potential improvements in vehicle efficiency.
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The Chronicle Telegram outlines editorial letter submissions under 250 words with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44036 fax 329 7282 or email letters chroniclet com.
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November 20 historical highlights and notable births
Today marks the 325th day of 2012 and the 60th day of autumn. In history, New Jersey ratified the Bill of Rights in 1789, the Nuremberg Trials began in 1945, and JFK lifted the Cuban blockade in 1962. Notable birthdays include Edwin Hubble, Alistair Cooke, Robert Byrd, Nadine Gordimer, and Robert F. Kennedy.
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Doonesbury 1968 to RFK quote and Nuremberg note
A compact teletype card notes Doonesbury 1968 and a list of figures Estelle Parsons Richard Dawson Joe Biden Bo Derek Joel McHale Nadine Velazquez. It cites RFK’s line on law and freedom and marks 21 defendants at the Nuremberg Trials beginning on this date in 1945. It also mentions a first quarter moon.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Frustrated Republicans in Letters to the Editor Face Obama Romney Debate
Reader Glenn Walter of Lorain criticizes Obama and Romney, cites Bain’s layoffs, GE and oil tax breaks, insurance costs, and personal hardships. He recalls Ayn Rand’s influence, notes Lorain connections, and praises Chronicle-Telegram endorsement of a Democrat for president.
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Fiscal cliff concerns push lawmakers toward a reform deal
The piece argues the 2013 fiscal cliff tax increases and spending cuts could spark a new recession, with unemployment rising from 7.9 to 9.1 percent. It outlines a negotiated plan: tax increases on the wealthy, limits on deductions, debt ceiling raise, Social Security and Medicare cuts, and gradual deficit reduction toward 2020, coordinated by two task forces to study energy taxes and health-cost control.
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