Chronicle Masthead and Editorial Leadership
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers from 1829 onward with A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers. Andrew R Young serves as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor, outlining long running staff roles.
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Oberlin area voters urged to renew ambulance levy Issue 18
The editorial urges approval of Issue 18 to renew a 1.15 mill property tax that funds Mercy Allen Hospital ambulance service. The levy yields about 350000 yearly, costing a $100000 home owner about 35.22, while patient charges to Mercy Allen stay capped at 50. The Central Lorain County Ambulance District oversees the service including Oberlin Kipton New Russia Camden Pittsfield and Henrietta townships.
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Henrietta
TPP pact seen as path to growth amid political pushback
The Trans-Pacific Partnership after five years of talks brings 12 nations including the United States and Japan to a deal that aims to boost living standards by expanding trade in agriculture and services, embracing the digital economy, and tightening labor and environmental standards while reducing investment barriers. Supporters argue faster implementation could lift productivity and lower prices, though critics from bipartisan circles warn of political resistance and job shifts.
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Japan
Congress
TPP
Barack Obama
World Trade Organization
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Brink Lindsey
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Libertarian Cato Institute
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Dean Baker
Center For Economic and Policy Research
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Election letters guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor on the November 3 election. Deadline 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 23. Submissions must include signature full address and telephone number for verification and may be edited for length.
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Resident column urges Issue 3 support and condemns Islam violence
A guest column by John Pardee of Ohio Rights Group urges backing marijuana amendment Issue 3 to ease suffering and cites medical benefits. The letter ends by asserting legalization for recreational use too, while a second writer, John A Thompson Jr, condemns Muslim violence and calls for atonement for deaths in the name of faith.
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John Pardee
Ohio Rights Group
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John A. Thompson JR
Elyria
No magic wand to speed growth in U S economy
Economists weighed policy ideas to lift long term growth from a 2 percent pace toward higher trend. Proposals include ending drug patents, paid family leave, stronger foreign policy, regulatory streamlining, deficit reduction via tax on the rich, and a shift to a progressive consumption tax. No consensus emerges.
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Washington Center For Equitable Growth
Boushey
Tyler Cowen
George Mason University
United States
Cowen
America
Susan Dudley
George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center
William Gale
Brookings Institution
Alan Viard
The
American Enterprise Institute
U.S
Notable Birthdays and World Series Factoids for October 6
Almanac notes celebrate birthdays of figures like George Westinghouse and Jenny Lind. It recalls Westinghouse forming over 60 companies worth about 120 million in 1900, highlights Babe Ruth’s 1926 three homer game, and cites the Curse of the Billy Goat tied to Cubs 1945 World Series history. It also quotes Thor Heyerdahl, lists Cubs’ 69 seasons since 1945, and notes the moon phase.
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George Westinghouse
le Corbusier
Helen Wills Moody
Carole Lombard
Thor Heyerdahl
Jim Gilmore
Leslie Moonves
Tony Dungy
Elisabeth Shue
Joan Gruffudd
Jeremy Sisto
Ricky Hatton
Babe Ruth
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
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Wrigley Field
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