Chronicle Meep Ee Sgu Reprint History Note
Chronicle records show a long running newspaper lineage from 1829 with publishers A C Hudnutt and successors A D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt. Andrew R. Young served as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor in later years.
Cattle methane cited as climate bill risk and reform call
The piece argues the omnibus bill blocks reporting and permits for cattle methane from manure and belching. It warns methane's short term potency, urges diet changes and manure use for biofuel, cites IPCC findings on rapid warming and potential mass extinctions if action delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barack Obama
Wall Street
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
United Nations
IPCC
American West
Congress
National Cattlemen's Beef Association
Dangerous year for journalists in 2014 reports
Reporters Without Borders and the Committee to Protect Journalists document 119 kidnapped, 66 killed, 178 imprisoned, 853 arrested, and 139 exiled amid rising state repression and terror. The reports flag IS killings of Foley Sotloff and al Azzawi and cite China Egypt as leading jailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foley
Steven Sotloff
Reporters Without Borders
RWB
Committee To Protect Journalists
CPJ
Foley
Sotloff
Raad al-Azzawi
Iraq
Syria
China
Egypt
al Jazeera
Washington Post
Jeb Bush and the Joyful Path in Republican Politics
George Will surveys Jeb Bush as a potential 2016 Republican candidate praising a joyfully pursued campaign while weighing his immigration, Common Core, and federal role positions. Will argues Bush must address critics with intelligence and goodwill to win the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
America
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Jeb Bush
Bush
John Quincy Adams
Clint Bolick
Goldwater Institute
Bolick
Education Department
Office For Civil Rights
Hello
Rolling Stone
Common Core
Executive Branch
GOP split over Common Core raises higher standards debate
Michael J. Petrilli and Michael Brickman of the Fordham Institute argue that while raising standards beyond Common Core is appealing, states must have realistic plans to implement them. The piece notes few states have written higher standards and cites reactions from lawmakers and teachers about the political risks and practical challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Indiana
Mike Pence
Missouri
Florida
Mississippi
Clarion Ledger
Michael J. Petrilli
Thomas B. Fordham Institute
Michael Brickman
Institute
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