The Chronicle Founders and Leadership Over the Years
The Chronicle lists its long history with founders and publishers A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt, and later leaders Andrew R Young Julie Wallace, marking editorial stewardship from 1927 to 1991 and beyond.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Security measures vs. terrorists in air travel
The Dallas Morning News argues that shoe removal and clear bag rules irritate travelers while terrorists evade scrutiny. It urges stopping plots before boarding through tougher upfront screening, better databases, and improved visa vetting, citing Abdulmutallab and past hijackers.
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Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab
Detroit
Abdulmutallab
Nelson Mandela
Ted Kennedy
al-Qaida
Ziad Jarrah
Lebanon
Jarrah
U.S
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Pennsylvania
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Staples fired Alan Noonan over expense padding case
A Staples vice president emailed 1,500 employees announcing the firing of sales director Alan Noonan for alleged expense report padding. Noonan sued for libel, claiming public humiliation and malice. A Massachusetts malice standard could allow suit despite truth, alarming journalists and prompting ongoing appeals. The Oct jury ruled no malice. Noonan appeals on Massachusetts law briefing.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Michael Moore
District
Three Good Samaritans Help Disabled Elyria Woman Home
Barbara Thomas recounts a Christmas-week incident in Elyria where a young man and his companion, plus another woman, assisted a disabled senior by arranging a ride home after a faulty taxi service. She praises their compassion and notes the act occurred during a Rite Aid shopping trip.
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Elyria
Barbara Thomas Elyria
Elyria residents urged to improve through cooperation leadership
A letter from William Graf Sr reflects on Elyria Ohios development, urging mayoral leadership to raise standards, reduce hostility, and embrace new residents amid regional growth. The writer calls for Stand Up Elyria to be held financially responsible for a recall effort and advocates civility in public discourse. The piece also includes a partisan critique of federal health care reform and details about submitting letters to the Chronicle Telegram.
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Copley Township
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Toledo
Sherrod Brown
System failures and renewed calls after the Abdulmutallab incident
The piece argues that the Christmas Day attack exposed serious system flaws from security screening to air marshals. It urges mandatory screening upgrades and better vetting while noting the broader threat from al Qaida affiliates and safe havens in Yemen and Pakistan.
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Washington Post
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George W. Bush
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Pakistan
United States
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