Chronicle of a Historic Newspaper Leadership Change
The Chronicle FF bh and FP list key editors and publishers with dates of leadership. Founding context cites July 24 1829 as origin and notes Hudnutt family as publishers through 2010 while Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace hold editorial roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Anti-MADD group lacks credibility in press release
The American Beverage Institute attacks Mothers Against Drunk Driving and charity ratings, while presenting itself as a defender of responsible on site consumption. It is linked to Berman and Co, a firm known for creating industry front groups. MADD faces fundraising strains but retains credibility compared with industry front groups.
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American Beverage Institute
Mothers Against
Institute
MADD
U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
National Center On Addiction and Substance Abuse
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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Beverage Institute
Berman and Co
Washington, D.C
Washington
Vermont Ave
Berman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ford Road bridge project sparks tax and spending debate
In Elyria residents voice concern over Ford Road bridge funding and road maintenance costs. They urge verifying 2 percent property tax discounts with the Lorain County auditor and caution about overpayments from refinanced loans. They compare costs to Cascade Park repairs and national tax policy context.
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Lorain County
Ford Road Bridge
Cascade Park
Ohio Department of Transportation
Gwynneth Beil Elyria
Government spending and stock market crashes linked
In a letter to the editor Randy Newman argues the Tea Party is not to blame for the U S credit downgrade. He asserts that drastic spending cuts caused two major stock market crashes, noting the 1929 crash did not recover under Hoover’s spending stance.
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George W. Bush
Bush
Congress
Obama
Randy Newman
U.S
Herbert Hoover
Editor Letter Guidelines for Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Submissions require signature, full home address, and a telephone number for verification, with mailing, fax, or email contact options provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Labor Day blues on unemployment and slow growth
Washington Post columnist Robert J. Samuelson argues a prolonged job crisis has reshaped the economy and politics. With 14 million unemployed and 9 million underemployed, the piece analyzes how President Obama’s stimulus and RBI policies may or may not spur job creation, and what a slow recovery means for workers and future policy.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Obama
Federal Reserve
Heidi Shierholz
Economic Policy Institute
Shierholz
EPI
Lawrence Mishel
Harvard
Lawrence Katz
Till von Wachter
Columbia University
America
Almanac Highlights for 2011 August 9
Today marks the 249th day of 2011 and the 78th day of summer. Notable events include Columbus setting sail in 1492, McKinley’s 1901 attack, and Diana’s funeral in 1997. Birthdays cover Jane Addams and Roger Waters among others. Cal Ripken Jr. set a consecutive games record in 1995. A Jane Addams quote on women appears, and the moon phase is noted.
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Christopher Columbus
Canary Islands
Atlantic Ocean
William McKinley
Leon Czolgosz
Diana
Princess of Wales
Jane Addams
Joseph P. Kennedy
Jo Anne Worley
Roger Waters
Jane Curtin
Jeff Foxworthy
Rosie Perez
Cal Ripken Jr
Lou Gehrig
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John Boekner
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Robert Samuelson
IBM
Kodak
Time Inc
UCLA
Sanford Jacoby
Jacoby
Robert J. Samuelson
Washington Post Writers Group
Almanac
Doonesbury
Garry Trudeau
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