Chronicle editor and publisher line from 19th to 20th century archive
The Chronicle listing names the long line of editors and publishers including A. C. Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950, Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, and A. Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010, with Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace as editor and managing editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Clearview board faces open process push after secret interviews
The Clearview Local School District held two private interviews to fill the vacant board seat left by Harry Guerrieri. Critics say public bodies must replace members openly. ACLU and residents urge transparency and warn against eroding public trust amid past ethics issues involving Melissa Newsome and her husband.
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Clearview
Harry Guerrieri
Guerrieri
Houston
Stanley Mounts
Cindy Leise
Leise
North Central
Ohio
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Shirley R. Johnson
Board of Education
Melissa Newsome
Newsome
Elizabeth Newsome
Brenda Newman
Richard Marcucci
China's crackdown tightens as dissidents face long prison terms
The article reports Chen Wei receiving nine years and Chen Xi ten years for online essays and calls for democracy. It notes limited Western reaction amid Beijing's rising repression and cites Washington Post reporting on U S ambassadors and Hong Kong's Stephen Young.
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China
Chen Wei
Chen
Tiananmen Square
Washington Post
Andrew Higgins
U.S
Hong Kong
Stephen Young
Hitchens meets maker and faith column sparks letters
The column prompts reader letters on atheism heaven and hell, Jesus Christ, and the Bible. Readers praise a pet loss piece and critique overtime misuse in Cleveland safety departments. The Chronicle Telegram invites brief letters with signature and contact details.
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Cal Thomas
Hitchens
Jesus
Christopher Hitchens
Jesus Christ
God
Thomas
Lord Jesus Christ
Connie Schultz
Chronicle- Telegram
Gracie
Cleveland
Ninth Circuit rules bone marrow donors may be compensated
George Will notes the unanimous 9th U.S. Circuit three judge panel held that bone marrow donors can be compensated under NOTA due to the noninvasive apheresis method. The ruling suggests proper judicial engagement aligning law with medical advances and leaves equal protection issues for another day.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
NOTA
Notas
9Th Circuit
Institute For Justice
California
Congress
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