Chronicle masthead and leadership lineup
The Chronicle lists publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as long time publishers, with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young serving as publisher and Julie Wallace as managing editor. The note reflects a 19th century founding date and ongoing family leadership across decades.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Feinstein pushes BPA ban in food safety bill
The Senate near a failure to ban bisphenol A from bottles as industry clout stalls Feinstein’s amendment. The bill likely advances with cross‑party support, expanding inspections and record keeping while BPA debate highlights FDA hesitation and state‑level action calls.
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Chemical
Dianne Feinstein
D-Calif
Feinstein
Canada
United States
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Friends of Cascade Park organize walks and cleanups
The Chronicle-Telegram letters describe Friends of Cascade Park in Elyria and Carlisle Township as an active group with quarterly public nature walks led by a naturalist. They defend Cascade Park’s beauty, invite new members, and seek cleanup help while noting budget cuts to the Parks Department.
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Cascade Park
Friends of
Chronicle-Telegram
Jerry Rombach
Rr.oh
Rombach
Parks and Recreation Department
Friends
Cascade Park Elyria
Budget debate: confronting aging programs and growth
A Washington analysis argues lawmakers face a budget choice balancing elderly programs against defense education and other functions while tax levels shape growth. It critiques Bowles-Simpson aims and calls for faster Social Security age raises higher Medicare payments from wealthier retirees and stronger health cost controls.
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Washington
America
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
Bowles-Simpson
Budget share of GDP trims programs and outlines deficits
Samuelson notes the 2006 GDP share and projections for 2020 and 2035, with Social Security Medicare and Medicaid based on CBO data. Other spending held constant, suggesting no room for big emergencies or new programs while eliminating inefficient or narrow programs.
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Amtrak
Congressional Budget Office
Almanac entry for November 23 2010 historical notes
Reads like a concise almanac listing events on this day. Highlights include Life magazine first issue in 1936 and Milosevic genocide charges in 2001. Mentions birthdays of Franklin Pierce Billy the Kid Boris Karloff Paul Celan Joe Eszterhas Miley Cyrus.
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Life Magazine
Dow Jones
U.N. International Criminal Tribunal For
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Franklin Pierce
U.S
Billy the Kid
Boris Karloff
Paul Celan
Joe Eszterhas
Miley Cyrus
International Court of Justice
Hague
Netherlands
Serbia
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