Hudnutt Newspapers Leadership Roster 1927 1950
The record lists founders and staff for the Hudnutt paper chain from 1927 to 1950. A C Hudnutt is publisher, A Cooper Hudnutt publisher, Andrew Young editor, Scott Brown editorial page editor, Rudy Dicks Pattiewald managing editor, with assistant managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Scott Brown
Rudy Dicks Pattiewald
Cleveland Diocese Abuse Probe Indicts 11. Pilla Not Charged
A seven month probe by Cuyahoga County prosecutors found over 1000 alleged child abuse cases in the Cleveland Catholic Diocese. 496 suspects were reviewed, 92 presented to a grand jury, which issued 11 indictments while Bishop Anthony Pilla and Auxiliary Bishop A James Quinn were not charged. The report notes many cases blocked by statutes of limitations and calls for sweeping church reforms.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
William Mason
Cleveland Catholic
Anthony Pilla
A. James Quinn
Bush must let the law rule in terrorism cases
The Bush administration seeks to shield detainees from normal judicial oversight.16 men at Guantanamo press for access to relatives and lawyers, and a court hearing, while 600 or so later captives are held as enemy combatants on foreign soil, outside U.S. jurisdiction. Hamdi case moved to a U.S. military cell, now under appeal. The piece argues for due process and independent review, warning of a dangerous precedent.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Guantanamo
Taliban
Qaida
Afghanistan
U.S
Freedom of
All Americannen
Entra Haan Siehtn
Wea
Unemployed benefits fight overshadows holiday season
Lorain County residents face possible loss of unemployment benefits as Republicans block a new vote on extending aid. Sherrod Brown joins others urging Congress to act before December ends. The Chronicle Telegram invites editor letters, with 200 word limit and full contact details.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
White House
Bush
Clinton
Ohio
Sherrod Brown
D-Lorain
House of Representatives
Topplaud Brown
Brown
Congress
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
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Is there no shame on TV in reality humiliation shows
The piece argues that public humiliation dominates today’s prime time and reality formats like The Bachelor and Cathouse on HBO reveal America’s appetite for televised shame. It notes 13 million viewers for The Bachelor and mentions Anna Nicole Smith’s notoriety, concluding there’s little discretion left in TV culture.
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Aaron
Brooke
Gwen
Helene
America
New York Times
HBO
Nevada
the Times
Anna Nicole Smith
Courting Moderate Muslims and the Bush White House
A debate pits conservative Christian leaders against the Bush administration over whether Islam is a peaceful faith or a threat. Paul Weyrich argues in Why Islam Is a Threat to America and the West that Islam centralizes jihad and that moderates should be urged to cleanse their own house. He warns that fourth generation warfare and immigration could undermine Western democracies, urging Muslim leaders to police adherents or risk exposing true motives.
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Bush
White House
Paul Weyrich
Washington
America
West
Am Isarey
Weyrich
Israel
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
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