Chronicle Fe & B A History of Its Publishers
The Chronicle Fe B A notes its founding on July 24 1829 and lists publishers A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt with years 1927 1950 1970 1991 1991 2010 plus Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Cain campaign under pressure amid adultery allegations and policy critiques
The Los Angeles Times notes that after Tuesday's reassessment announcement, Cain faced new accusations of adultery and ongoing questions about his foreign policy knowledge and 9-9-9 tax plan. While gaffes energized opponents, sexual-harassment claims worsened his standing, fueling scrutiny of the Republican field and Gingrich's history.
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FTC proposes consent order to curb Facebook privacy practices
The Federal Trade Commission announced a proposed consent order to rein in Facebook’s handling of users personal information. It would require clear privacy controls independent audits for 20 years and stop disclosing nonpublic data without user permission. The order aims to prevent third party access to deleted information and shifted norms on user data sharing.
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Unions and political critique shape views on rights and power
Debra Lorenzo argues unions protect workers with safe jobs pay and benefits while criticizing modern leaders for overreach and entitlement. The piece links unions to unity and recalls Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and Norquist while criticizing TV influence and political blackmail. It concludes with instructions for submitting letters to The Chronicle Telegram.
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Gingrich Faces Tough Road After Historic Rise to Speaker
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys Newt Gingrich from his 1995 ascension as the first Republican speaker in four decades to his 1998 ethics troubles and impeachment fallout. The piece weighs his enduring appeal to conservatives, debate performance, and ongoing bid amid Romney’s dominance and Cain’s woes.
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