Chronicle Masthead Names and Dates
The Chronicle lists historical leadership with founders and editors from 1829 to 2010. It names publishers A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace along with publishing eras spanning 1927 to 2010.
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EPA needs to push ahead on clean air rules say Wisconsin scientists
Wisconsin researchers and state officials say rising temperatures confirm climate change and urge Congress to reject bills aimed at weakening the EPA. They note 2010 tied 2005 as warmest year on global record and NOAA says it was also the wettest. The EPA plans new limits on coal plants and vehicles, with benefits for air and water quality and potential green job growth.
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Critics argue Washington misfires on health care and salaries
Readers critique lawmakers perks and inaction while contrasting Egypt’s pursuit of education and reform. They urge big shifts in policy, referencing ObamaCare, economic inequality, and the ethics of capitalism amid current events.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity. Include signature, full address, and telephone number for verification. Mailing address listed plus fax and email options for submission.
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High-speed rail hurts good government and budgets
Robert J. Samuelson argues against Obama administration plans for a national high-speed rail system. He warns $53 billion in grants over six years would burden states or the federal budget, with costs potentially reaching $500 billion over 25 years and limited public benefits. He cites Amtrak subsidies, low ridership, and superior highway and air travel as reasons the program is wasteful and ineffective.
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Almanag highlights and notable events for February 15
History notes mark the 1898 USS Maine explosion and the 1950 Stalin Mao pact. Births include Galileo and Matt Groening. Sports record recalls Dale Earnhardt Sr. winning the Daytona 500 in 1998. Groening's Simpsons noted as longest running. NYC sidewalks total 12 750 miles. Moon phase spans Feb 11 to Feb 18.
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