Hudnutt Publishing Era Endures Through Staff Roll
A historical note recalls founder A C Hudnutt born in 1829, with 1927 to 1950 era leadership at Hudnutt Publishing. Names listed include publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young editorial staff Scott Brown Rudy Dicks Patti Ewald.
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Blurred line between law and politics in Patriot Act push
Attorney General John Ashcroft drives a national Patriot Act tour using US attorneys to brief Congress, hold meetings, and report back. The plan, touted as nonmandatory, raises concerns about political use of legal power and the boundary between governance and campaigning.
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Editorial invitation to share opinions and letters
The Chronicle Telegram invites reader views in its opinion pages with guest editorials cartoons and columns. Readers are encouraged to send letters to the editor to share opinions and engage in discussion. Contact Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown at 329-7112 or swhrown chronicletelegram.com.
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Schwarzenegger as Candidator in California Governor Race
In a playful yet pointed commentary, Schwarzenegger’s campaign strategy is described as avoiding issues, offering warm platitudes to win votes. The piece notes California’s fiscal crisis, his reluctance to pledge tax hikes, and the challenge of translating entertainment fame into political leadership.
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First direct challenge to Patriot Act section 215
The ACLU and Muslim and ArabAmerican groups sue Ashcroft and Mueller over Section 215. They argue it violates the First Fourth and Fifth amendments by allowing seizure of library records and other tangible items without probable cause or notice. The suit seeks to declare Section 215 unconstitutional and limits on the secret surveillance court.
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