Chronicle Publisher Lineage Through Generations
The Chronicle notes its publishing family heritage from July 24 1829 through modern leadership, listing A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt and Julie Wallace as editors and publishers across decades.
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Voting starts in a week for Ohio early in person ballots
A Lorain County countdown shows 41 days until Election Day November 4 but in person ballots begin a week earlier at 1985 North Ridge Road East Sheffield Township. Voters can register at the Board of Elections office until October 6 at 9 p.m. Democratic and Republican campaigns push turnout amid legal battles over early voting rules.
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Editorial: End corporal punishment of children
The Star Tribune argues against spanking citing harm, legal risk, and research showing spanking increases aggression. It notes Peterson's case sparks national debate, cites pediatric and Tulane studies, and urges abandoning corporal punishment despite lingering public tolerance.
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Almanac Snapshot for September 23 2014
September 23 2014 marks day 266 of 2014 and the start of autumn. Notable birthdays include Victoria Woodhull Walter Lippmann Mickey Rooney John Coltrane Ray Charles Julio Iglesias Bruce Springsteen Jason Alexander Ani DiFranco Anthony Mackie and others. Nintendo founded in 1889 by Fusajiro Yamauchi in Kyoto producing handmade cards. The moon is new today and Bruce Springsteen offers a reflective quote about adulthood and idealism. 33 members survived Lewis and Clark expedition. one died.
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Double-edged growth forecast challenges postwar prosperity
economist Robert Gordon argues the US may grow slowly through 2024 with GDP well below CBO projections, debt rising to 87 percent of GDP, and inflationary pressure increasing. He cites baby boomer retirement and a one-time productivity gain as reasons, while productivity has risen little since 2010.
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Clinton must prove she is a different kind of Obama
Carl P. Leubsdorf argues Hillary Clinton would face pressure to present a distinct agenda from Barack Obama in a 2016 run. He notes stylistic contrasts, the need to address income inequality, and the risk of alienating Obama supporters while appealing to voters seeking change.
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