Chronicle masthead with Hudnutt era editors listed
The Chronicle presents a historical masthead noting publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 and A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 along with editors Andrew R Young Julie Wallace current positions.
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Braking ranks a car boom may be a bubble in debt market
The Washington Post notes U.S. auto sales may hit 16.5 million in 2014, boosted by low interest rates. OCC warns of rising losses and looser underwriting as subprime lending grows while DOJ probes GM. Regulators urge caution to avoid a crash when Fed tightening arrives.
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Belated justice in Cambodia verdicts convict Khmer Rouge leaders
Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan were found guilty of murder and extermination for leading the Khmer Rouge from 1975 to 1979. The convictions, reached after a UN backed trial, mark accountability for mass evacuations and executions that caused about 1.7 million deaths. They face life in prison.
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The perils of politics and history in a world of war
In a sweeping column, George Will argues that claims of progress clash with persistent evil, from Russia’s Crimea move to the Islamic State. He contrasts Kerry Obama and 19th century cautions with current policy debates about air power, ground partners, and the lessons of WWII, Libya, and Afghanistan.
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Compromise in Middle East Preferred Over Endless War
Former FSO Eugene Bird recalls Gaza history from 1956 to present, urging compromise. He cites proposals for Gaza swap, demilitarization, and two state borders near 1967 lines, arguing sanctions on aggression and a Gaza siege lift. He stresses dialogue with Hamas and Fatah as essential to peace.
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