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The Chronicle lists its lineage with founders and publishers from 1829 onward. It shows A. C. Hudnutt and successors including Arthur D. Hudnutt 1950s to 1991, A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010, with Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Obama's budget shown as costly and unserious
The Orange County Register critiques President Obama's 2017 budget proposal, arguing it increases spending by 223 billion and seeks 3 trillion in raises over 10 years. It targets a 10.25 per barrel oil tax for green projects and calls for universal preschool high speed rail and free community college, condemning it as fiscal irresponsibility.
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Court blocks key element of Obama climate plan
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 ruling, stayed the core of the Clean Power Plan, halting emissions standards for power plants while cases move forward. The decision highlights legal questions about using the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gases and may push Congress toward a broader carbon tax as an alternative.
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Lorain County voters urged to reelect Dennis Will for prosecutor
Letters praise Dennis Will and Sherry Glass Strohsack for public service in Lorain County. The writers urge voting to reelect Will for county prosecutor and support Glass for judge, highlighting integrity, victims’ focus, and community impact.
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Rubio wrecks bid with NH debate meltdown and collapse
Dana Milbank analyzes Marco Rubio's New Hampshire meltdown after a strong Iowa finish. Rubio's repeated lines and missteps, amplified by Donald Trump’s dominance, left him with only about 10 percent in New Hampshire and raised doubts about his viability as a GOP front runner.
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