Chronicle details Hudnutt era publishers and editors
The Chronicle notes publishers from 1829 onward and lists editors and managing editors over the years. A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young appear among leadership lineages with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Julie Wallace
Putin’s Big Lie fuels Russian fear and propaganda
The Washington Post argues Putin’s nationalism and state media suppress dissent and twist events in Ukraine. It notes Malaysi a airliner shoot down spun as Western provocation and mothers of captured soldiers seeking truth amid censorship. Free press and outlets like Radio Free Europe are vital to counter the Kremlin narrative.
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Soviet Empire
Ukraine
Kremlin
Moscow
Kiev
Crimea
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Karoun Demirjian
Radio Free Europe
The
Washington Post
Safety tops back to school lists in Ohio
State Sen. Gayle Manning urges focus on child safety as schools reopen in Ohio. She notes Senate Bill 64 strengthening enticement laws after a 9th District Court of Appeals ruling found the prior statute unconstitutional. Kasich signed the bill in 2013, and Ohio Supreme Court upheld the ruling in March. Manning invites contact at the Statehouse for more information.
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9Th District Court of Appeals
John Kasich
Ohio Supreme Court
Statehouse
Manning
Gayle Manning
Ohio Statehouse
Capitol Square
Columbus
Senate
Lorain
Huron
Senate Committee On Transportation
Senate Workforce & Economic Development Committee
Great Recession's lasting effect on labor markets
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson assesses wage trends and job openings through 2014. He notes payroll gains, falling unemployment, and flat real wages since 2009, while cautioning that wage inflation remains unlikely amid lingering slack and the rise of gig work.
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America
Janet Yellen
Federal Reserve Board
Karlyn Bowman
American Enterprise Institute
Gallup
Pew
Bowman
Economic Policy Institute
EPI
Scott Winship
Manhattan Institute
Dean Baker
The
Center For Economic and Policy Research
Fed
Stephen Oliner
AEI
Uber
Oncall Transportation Company
TaskRabbit
Yellen
U-6
Ers
Almanac: Birthdays and milestones for September 2
On September 2 2014 the almanac notes notable births Romare Bearden Tiny Archibald Terry Bradshaw Christa McAuliffe Mark Harmon Jimmy Connors Eric Dickerson Keanu Reeves Lennox Lewis Salma Hayek Katt Williams. It cites the first US ATM debut 1969 at Chemical Bank Rockville Centre and Wilma Rudolph 1960 Olympic sprint controversy. First quarter moon is also listed.
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Nathaniel “Tiny” Archibald
Terry Bradshaw
Christa McAuliffe
Mark Harmon
Jimmy Connors
Eric Dickerson
Keanu Reeves
United States
Chemical Bank
Rockville Center
N.Y
Wilma Rudolph
Rome
World Bank Group
Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification. Mailing and fax addresses plus email are provided for submissions.
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