Chronicle masthead history notes editors and publishers
The Chronicle lists its publication lineage from 1829 with founders and later publishers. It records A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers, and Andrew R Young as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Wage stagnation hurts economy say economists
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that productivity rose 75 percent from 1979 to 2012 while real wages grew only 5 percent. The piece cites a KFC cashier earning 7.75 dollars an hour with no raise since 2007 and outlines proposed fixes such as eliminating payroll taxes on the first 15 000 dollars of income and higher corporate spending on worker training.
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Is there more to learn from Salinger
Lane Filler reflects on J. D. Salinger and Holden Caulfield as symbols of teenage defiance. He notes Salinger’s reclusiveness after 1965, potential future releases between 2015 and 2020, and questions whether older Holden can remain a compelling figure.
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Labor Day signals a market favoring employers and stagnant wages
On Labor Day 2013 the economy shows a buyers' labor market with 7.4 percent unemployment in July and no inflation adjusted wage gains since 2007. Experts warn a drift toward unfettered or mixed labor regimes, shrinking private safety nets, and eroding worker power as globalization and tech advance.
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Almanac highlights for September 3 2013
Reads like a compact almanac with notable birthdays from Louis Sullivan to Shaun White, a fact about Ferdinand Porsche designing the first hybrid car at 25, a Sullivan quote, a Shaun White record, and the moon phase between Aug 28 and Sept 5.
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