Chronicle staff and leadership notes
The Chronicle lists staff roles including Arthur D. Hudicutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991, with Cooper Hudnut, Andrew R. Young as publisher and editor respectively, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Patte Walld Matt Westerhold as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
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Public mood frames Iraq war costs and terrorism fears
A national AP poll finds about half of Americans fear terrorists may be winning the war on terror while 54 percent think Iraq increases U S risk. Americans split on the wisdom of war, as Fallujah violence continues and costs rise beyond initial estimates. White House delays on budget figures draw criticism from lawmakers.
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The Chinese learn a lesson in free trade gains
The text argues China is grudgingly adopting freer trade practices after WTO membership and new U S trade accords. It notes steps against piracy and open markets, invites AFL-CIO scrutiny, and acknowledges ongoing currency manipulation concerns. It suggests U S exports rise, inflation dampens, and industries gain efficiency as China profits from cheaper imports and competition.
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Editor Letter Denounces Iraq Afghanistan Wars and U S Policy
Robert Williams of Oberlin voices strong opposition to U S led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. He condemns Bush Kerry era actions as greed driven and argues foreign peoples deserve true democracy and independence from Anglo-American subjugation. He cites ongoing sacrifices by U S soldiers and warns against a fourth term of U S power.
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What is love beyond feeling in modern culture
Betsy Hart argues that love is action and commitment, not mere feeling. She urges parents and couples to prioritize doing good for others over chasing emotional highs, using family moments like sharing a scooter to teach lasting love. True love endures beyond transient moods and grows through steady care.
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Questions for the President from a Young Reporter
Dana Thomasson questions President Bush about Woodward's Iraq coverage and journalistic integrity. She recalls predictions about Powell and Rice, notes a tense White House rapport, and asks if Bush read Woodward and remembers Watergate.
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