Chronicle masthead and staff at a glance
The Chronicle presents its masthead listing founders and past publishers including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with publication spans. Current leadership shows Patti Ewald as managing editor and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor, with ongoing reference to the Hudnutt family stewardship across decades.
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Destruction of CIA Tapes Prompts Oversight Clash
The Miami Herald editorial warns of a White House and Justice Department push to halt or stall inquiries into the CIA videotapes destruction. It urges independent investigations by Congress and the courts to determine what was on the tapes and whether destroying them violated the law, noting involvement of Alberto Gonzales and Harriet Miers and the 2005 Kennedy preservation order.
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Justice Department
Congress
Justice
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Alberto Gonzales
White House
Harriet Miers
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Henry H. Kennedy
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Miami Herald
Shift in South Africa and the ANC leadership race
The Washington Post editorial examines Jacob Zuma's ANC leadership victory over Thabo Mbeki, its implications for South Africa's democracy, economy, and potential presidency in 2009. It notes Zuma's populist stance, past trials, and the risk of resignation if convicted, while praising the democratic process and institutions.
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Thabo Mbeki
African National Congress
ANC
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Zuma
Mbeki
South African Communist Party
Venezuela
Brazil
South Korea
Cartoon sparks Ramadan Eid debate in Lorain letters
Readers discuss media missteps on Ramadan versus Eid al Adha timings, school code of conduct, Steelers Rams game coverage, and Ohio milk labeling. Letters urge accurate religious observances, comprehensive educator codes, complete sports coverage, and preserved IGH-free labeling for dairy products.
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Bengals
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Australia
New Zealand
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Chipotle
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Ben & Jerry's
Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines Include Brevity and Contact
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor but requires brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or less and may include your signal full home address and telephone for mail submissions.
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Global warming cultists labeled secular fundamentalists
A Tribune column labels supporters of man made climate fears as secular fundamentalists led by Al Gore. It argues the IPCC consensus is questioned by scientists funded by oil interests, and that Gore refuses to debate credible skeptics. The piece accuses warming advocates of a false religion and calls for open scientific discussion and new energy tech.
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Gantt H. Walton
Bob Carter
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
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Hendrik Tennekes
Oklahoma
James M. Inhofe
Gore
Bigfoot
Gore and Company
Ronald Reagan
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