Chroncle masthead listing Hudnutt publishers and editors
The Chronicle presents a historical masthead noting founders and publishers A. C. Hudnutt and successors from 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 2010. It names Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers with Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as editors.
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Allies need U.S. defense against Russian expansion
The Chicago Tribune argues Putin’s Crimea move signals a broader threat to former Soviet states and NATO allies. It urges a clear U.S. and NATO commitment to Article 5, warns against appeasement, and calls for a robust Western response to deter further Russian aggression.
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Moscow
Ukraine
Moldova
Baltic States
Lithuania
Latvia
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Russia
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Oleksandr Turchynov
NATO
Philip Breedlove
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Washington
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Afghanistan
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Europe
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Poland
Spain
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Georgia
Canada
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Senate moves to declassify CIA interrogation report
After more than a year the Senate Intelligence Committee votes to declassify part of its 480 page executive summary and 20 findings on CIA detention and interrogation. President Obama is urged to ensure full declassification despite CIA concerns about errors and redactions.
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al-Qaida
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
Abu Zubaydah
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Washington Post
Afghanistan
Dianne Feinstein
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Market transparency and political debate in letters to the editor
A collection of letters discusses 60 Minutes high frequency trading and market factors, Obama and the pope, milk freedom acts, Ukraine Russia tensions, free speech in Chronicle-Telegram letters, and reader opinions on op ed coverage and letter publication.
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Jerry Kelley Grafton
Chris Sito
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Campaign finance reform and a failing democracy
Column argues that big money politics erodes representative government. Leonard Pitts Jr. cites public financing support, Supreme Court donations loosening limits, and high donor influence while urging awakening to political reality and interventions by Citizens Congress 2014.
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William Ostrander
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Citizens Congress
Labor
Robert Reich
Harvard
Lawrence Lessig
Trevor Potter
Federal Election Commission
Colbert Report
Stephen Colbert
Supreme Court
Las Vegas
Sheldon Adelson
Tom Perkins
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