Chronicle Editorial Leadership Through the Ages
The Chronicle records show EF Legg Ram as founder and a series of publishers and editors over decades. Hudnutt family leadership includes A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with Andrew R Young serving as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor shaping the paper from 1927 to 2010.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Winning excuses too much in coaching cuts and hires
The column argues a double standard in coaching firings and hirings from high school to college. Mangini loses his job after a rough Browns season while others get leniency or move on, including Benedictine hiring Malbasa amid violations and Ohio State not suspending players for Sugar Bowl.
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Browns
Eric Mangini
Steve Hamilton
Elyria High School
Todd Anvil
Lorain
Titans
Ben Malbasa
Panthers
Mangini
Buffalo Bill
Cincinnati Bengals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bill Belichick
Bernie Kosar
Benedictine
Malbasa
Elyria Catholic
NCAA
Tressel
Gas prices and political pork dominate letters to the editor
Readers vent about rising fuel costs and oil company profits while blaming gouging and a BP incident. They condemn Washington pork projects and earmarks evolving into letter marks, urging accountability and up or down votes on legislation to curb spending.
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Washington
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram explains letters to the editor may be edited for brevity and clarity. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and include signature full home address and telephone number for verification by mail fax or email.
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Obama economy faces test as 2011 outlook improves
Washington views a return to growth around four percent in 2011 with unemployment easing to 8.6 percent by year end. Summers argues Obama stabilized the economy and saved jobs with an $800 billion stimulus, though recovery remains hindered by policy tensions and healthcare costs.
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Obama
Richard Berner
Morgan Stanley
White House
Summers
Harvard
Wilshire Associates
General Motors
Chrysler
Bush
John McCain
Almanag Historical Almanac: Jan 4 Highlights and Births
Almanac entry notes today in 2011 as well as historical events such as the 1920 Negro National League formation and Johnsons Great Society program. It lists notable births Isaac Newton Louis Braille Jane Wyman Floyd Patterson Dyan Cannon Michael Stipe Julia Ormond and quotes Floyd Patterson. It also mentions Dubai Burj Khalifa opening and Medicare reaching 45.5 million insured.
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Lyndon Johnson
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Floyd Patterson
Dyan Cannon
Michael Stipe
Julia Ormond
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