Chronicle publication history and editors noted
The Chronicle archival snippet lists publishing founders and editors including A C Hudnutt active 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010, Andrew R Young as editor, Julie Wallace as managing editor, and the paper founded July 24 1829.
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Privacy push in Web browsers fuels privacy policy debate
Microsoft vows stronger privacy controls in its next Internet Explorer to curb online tracking while critics urge broader safeguards. The piece notes fragmented privacy rules, calls for clear disclosures, opt outs, and consumer rights to correct data, urging federal action to balance innovation with protection.
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Boehner profile and Ohio rail funding dispute draw readers
The Week notes John Boehner’s 1950s country club image and conservative stance while critics urge job growth measures. The letter writer argues Governor Kasich’s rejection of an Ohio high speed rail project sacrifices long term economic benefits and jobs.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor including a 250 word limit, editing for brevity accuracy and clarity, and the need for signature full home address and telephone for verification. Methods include mail fax and email to the editorial page editor.
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Death Penalty Debate Hits Gut Versus Head Fight
Dick Polman grapples with the 2007 Connecticut murder case of Jennifer Hawke Petit and the Hayes trial, weighing justice, deterrence, and DNA exonerations. He cites Supreme Court views, global practice, and Illinois errors, noting 35 states retain capital punishment and 3,261 on death row.
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