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The Chronicle lists founders and publishers dating from 1929 to 2010. Hudnutt family leadership spans A. C. Hudnutt to Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, with Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Lorain County edges Clinton as final ballot tally shifts
Lorain County official results show Hillary Clinton winning the presidential vote by 131 over Donald Trump after provisional and absentee ballots were counted. The county extends its Democratic streak to every election since 1984. The broader race included recounts in Michigan Wisconsin and Pennsylvania amid questions of vote totals and alleged discrepancies.
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Washington Post editorial on fake news and media accountability
The Washington Post editorial argues social media cannot be a platform for fake news while readers compare media integrity across outlets. The letter laments media bias and recalls political moments, praising community efforts and high school football as a growth tool for youth.
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Dropout Men in Prime Age Grow as Labor Force Challenge
Washington reports a surge of prime age male dropouts, about 7 million, not seeking work though not counted as unemployed. Analysts link decline in low skilled wages and automation to detachment, with debates over welfare incentives and policy remedies.
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Tennis for Two Preceded Pong in Early Gaming
Almanac entry notes the 1958 creation of one of the first video games by physicist William Higginbotham and lists figures born or celebrated today. It references Eddie Robinson’s 1997 coaching finale with Grambling State, and marks Louisa May Alcott and other notable births and quotes.
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