Chronicle founders and publishers listed in brief card
The Chronicle notes its founding July 24 1829 and lists key publishers and editors over the years including A C Hudnutt A Hudnutt Jr Arthur D Hudnutt and Andrew R Young with years spanning 1927 to 1991 in a concise archival entry.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Overcrowded Lorain County Jail Faces Tough Remedies
Lorain County weighs drastic options to ease jail overcrowding as sheriff proposes lowering bonds for low level felons and possibly releasing some misdemeanants. Ideas include moving inmates to Morrow County, community service, or new facility expansion but tax hikes and a pending referendum complicate action. Local officials urged collaboration with Avon and Lorain to share responsibility for public safety.
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Lorain County
Sheriff’s Department
James Drozdowski
Morrow County
Lorain
Avon
On speaking terms with Pelosi and Syria visit
President Bush derides Pelosi trip to Syria as photo ops while critics say it reveals his own limits on Middle East policy. The piece notes prior bipartisan visits to Assad and urges careful, official channels for foreign policy. Pelosi had briefings from the State Department before departure.
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Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Syria
Bush
House of Representatives
Middle East
Assad
Pelosi- Assad
Congress
Sons
John F Kerry
D-Mass
Christopher J. Dodd
D-Conn
House
Newt Gingrich
Bosnia
Clinton
Pelosi
Iraq
Times
Condoleezza Rice
State Department
The mother of all blunders on women in combat
Kathleen Parker argues that allowing women in combat weakens Western resolve and endangers service members. She cites the 15 British hostages including a woman and warns that mothers in combat roles become pawns for enemy propaganda, urging caution about social experiments in the military.
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Ahmadinejad
Britain
Iran
Fallujah
Faye Turney
Turkey
Turney
Churchill
Sanjaya crisis tests Idol’s integrity and humor
Eugene Robinson argues that Sanjaya Malakar, an untalented yet popular contestant, exposes the show’s fragility and the judges’ cowardice. He contends the “Idol” braintrust would bear responsibility if Sanjaya wins, while praising other strong performers and criticizing the voting-industrial forces sustaining him.
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Hillary Clinton
Obama
John McCain
Sanjaya
Sanjaya Malakar
Dorothy Parker
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Randy Jackson
Paula Abdul
Simon Cowell
Irving Berlin
Fred Astaire
Cowell
Howard Stern
Ohio
Janet Jackson
Britney Spears
Justin Timberlake
Melinda Doolittle
LaKisha Jones
Jordin Sparks
Braintrust
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