Hudnutt and Young Lead Newspaper Staff Listings
The source lists publishers editors and staff roles including A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers with long tenure, plus Arthur D. Hudnutt, Scott Brown, Patte Wald, and Matt Westerhold in editorial and managing positions. It notes founding date July 24, 1829 and years 1927 1950 1970 1991 associated with Hudnutt lineage.
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Rights case ends in payout over Brittanie Cecil puck death
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the public may learn the 1.2 million settlement details paid by the NHL Blue Jackets and Nationwide Arena to Brittanie Cecil’s family after she was fatally struck by a hockey puck at a Columbus game in 2002. The WBNS request sparked a public debate on arena safety and transparency.
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Simpsons voice actors seek eight million annual raise per star
The Simpsons cast demands about 360 000 dollars per episode and a profit share, rising from 125 000. A Hollywood Reporter writer compares hourly pay to free agent baseball earnings, noting the risk of diminished buyouts or odd outcomes.
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Montgomery Burns
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Conve nient spin from Rep. Brown editorial
The writer attacks U S Rep Sherrod Brown as a disingenuous vote pandrer noting broken term limit promises and claims his continued service is vital to the Republican survival. They predict his reelection and mock his career history in a blunt opinion letter to the Chronicle Telegram.
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Guidelines for letters to The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Include contact details for mail fax or email submission.
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The Mommy Myth and Quality Time for Moms
Betsy Hart critiques Time magazine coverage of stay at home moms and the idea of quality time. She argues motherhood blends resilience and autonomy and defends the need for moms to be present without being the entire focus. She reflects on personal experience and suburban family life.
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Meredith Michaels
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Tsay
Chicago
Kerry needs a vision to win votes of any color
Columnist Clarence Page analyzes John Kerry's outreach to Black voters and suggests he craft a hopeful, inclusive vision with strong ideas like job creation and education reform. He compares Kerry to Clinton and Reagan, noting Kerry can connect with voters but must present concrete plans beyond broad promises.
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