Hudnutt and Young lead 1970 1991 publisher edit team
Arthur D. Hudnutt served as publisher from 1970 to 1991 guiding the paper with A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young as publisher editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor shaping the newsroom leadership.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Calls for a gentle rendition of Abdul Qadeer Khan
The piece argues Khan, freed from house arrest by a Pakistani court, remains a major proliferation risk tied to past nuclear black market activity. It urges international and U S engagement and questions Pakistan's monitoring while proposing a friendly invitation to visit the IAEA and answer lingering questions.
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Khan
Iran
Libya
U.S
Pakistan
Asif Ali Zardari
Caspian Sea
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Tax debate heightens fears of city cuts and new levy
Letters from Elyria residents urge restraint on city income taxes amid fears of layoffs in safety services and funding being diverted to IT. Critics question use of funds for firefighting and police needs and warn of further tax hikes and service closures. Community voices push for budget cuts at City Hall and urge action on public lands.
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IT Department
North Rec
United States
Ohio
America
Lost decade parallels in Japan and U S stimulus debate
The piece analyzes Japan’s 1990s slower growth and the U S stimulus plan debate. It notes Japan’s dual economy, export strength versus sheltered domestic industries, and a long sequence of stimulus packages with limited lasting impact. It contrasts debt, growth, and the need for structural reform vs temporary boosts.
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Barack Obama
Washington
Hannity
Bank of Japan
Richard Katz
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Oriental Economist
South Korea
Taiwan
Tokyo
Randall Jones
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Obama
Jefferson elected president after Electoral College tie
On February 17 1801 the U S House elected Thomas Jefferson president after a tie in the Electoral College. The day marks Jeffersons victory amid 36 votes cast with one tie and 35 indecisive ballots.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
U.S
State College High School
Pennsylvania
China
Vietnam
Buster Crabbe
House of Representatives
Aaron Burr
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