Chronicle masthead with 19th and 20th century editors
The Chronicle page lists historical masthead details including founders, publishers and editors from 1829 to 2010. It names A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt with Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace as editors.
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Boehner faces test as Jordan allies press for conservative agenda
Jim Jordan, Urbana born conservative leader of about 30 House Freedom Caucus members, vows to push Boehner on funding, Planned Parenthood, Iran deal, and other issues. Their stance could spell Boehner’s fate if GOP support falters and Democrats must be courted to avert a government shutdown.
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Letters to the editor general election guidelines
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines submission rules for letters about the November 3 election. Authors must keep to 250 words or fewer and include signature, full address, and a phone number for verification. Submissions may be edited for brevity and taste.
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Oberlin meeting house hosts atomic weapons talk by Truman kin
Clifton Truman Daniel and Tomoko Watanabe delivered a program at Oberlin to urge global removal of atomic arms. The event took place at the Meeting House of the First Church in Oberlin United Church of Christ, a historic site once central to abolition and reform debates.
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Fact checking and political stances in local letter
A letter to the editor from September 8 discusses party labels in Civil War era politics, Woodrow Wilson’s segregation stance, and ROTC service among local figures. The writer urges fact checking over speculation and asserts English as the nation’s language.
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Andy Kurpely
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Restricting Fed could lead to tragedy
Washington opinion piece argues a tighter Fed would risk stability and crisis handling. It notes Fed policy during and after the 2008-09 crisis, QE, and slow recovery, warning that overreach or rigid rules could undermine crisis prevention and long term economic health.
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Almanac items for September 22, 2015
Profiles of notable birthdays including Michael Faraday and Andrea Bocelli. Mentions Nobel Prize winner Charles Brenton Huggins and a 1969 Willie Mays milestone. Notes the $990,445 boxing purse from 1927 and the lunar phase between September 21 and 27.
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