Chronicle T E Fl RF Am Founding and Leadership List
The Chronicle TE FL RF AM presents a historical listing of founding dates and key editors and publishers. The document notes July 24, 1829 as a founding date and names A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers across eras with Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace in editorial roles.
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Amherst school bond issue would fund new Powers Elementary
Amherst Schools seeks Issue 21 on the fall ballot to extend a 1.91 mill levy through 2041, funding 55 percent of a 31.7 million project to replace Harris and Powers with a single new building and consolidate to four campuses. The state would cover 14.2 million, and residents would not see a rate increase. the extension keeps taxes steady at about 66.85 dollars yearly per 100k home.
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Harris Elementary
Steven Sayers
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Nord Middle School
Steele High School
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Letters to the Editor Submission Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Include signature, full home address and phone for verification. Submissions by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor are accepted with address and contact details.
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Readers urge no on Elyria levy and critique national issues
Letters express opposition to new Elyria school buildings and a taxpayer levy, arguing maintenance could have extended current facilities. They also discuss political roles models and critique Afghanistan corruption coverage, urging accountability in Congress and contrasting national and local fiscal responsibility.
Fed loses aura as power fades central banks loose grip
The Fed faces no rate rise this week amid debate over policy. Analysts say a hike may be prudent given a strong job market but inflation remains tepid. Central banks worldwide are questioned as debt, cautious lending, and negative-rate experiments weigh on growth.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Open Market Committee
Fed
Mark Zandi
Moody’s Analytics
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Lael Brainard
Moody’s
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Bank of Japan
Bank of England
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Peterson Institute
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Brevan Howard
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United States
Janet Yellen
Allan Meltzer
Carnegie Mellon University
Cannes festival born today after WWII delay
The first Cannes Film Festival began on this date in 1946 in Cannes, France after a delayed 1939 planned debut due to World War II. The almanac notes the festival's wartime postponement and resumption.
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Leo Strauss
Jacob “Red” Auerbach
Anne Meara
Sophia Loren
George R.R. Martin
Guy Lafleur
Gary Cole
Jon Bernthal
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