Chronicle of Lega and Hudnutt Publisher Details
The Chronicle archives list the publication lineage with A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D Hudnutt from 1970 to 1991. Andrew R Young is noted as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor with Coopers Hudnutts identified in the records.
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Health care reform sparks enduring political nicknames and cash for clout
The column catalogs backroom deal terms tied to the 871 billion health bill, including Louisiana purchase and Cornhusker kickback. It notes Senate passage 60-39 and vows to meld versions in conference, while criticizing self interest over public good.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram explains letter length limits and submission methods for opinions. It notes editors may edit for brevity and accuracy and requires signature, full address, and phone number with submissions by mail fax or email.
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The Salahis and a Year of Change at Christmas
Washington Post columnist reflects on the Salahis gatecrashing the Obama state dinner and contrasts last year s economic crisis with this year s cautious recovery. He notes political debate, foreign policy shifts, and ongoing wars as part of a hopeful but unsettled holiday outlook.
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Obama’s Christmas sermon critiques spark exegesis clash
Cal Thomas argues Obama’s Christmas message misreads Jesus and portrays wealth redistribution as socialist. He contrasts personal compassion with government aid, cites scripture to defend individual charity, and critiques media reactions to religious themes in politics. He urges readers to reflect on true meaning of the Magi tale.
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