Chronicle masthead and editors through years
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead listing founders, publishers, and editors. It records A C Hudnutt as publisher 1927 to 1950 and Arthur C Hudnutt 1970 to 1994, with Andrew A Young as editor, Kyle D Kondie as editorial page editor, and Patti Ewald as managing editor, reflecting the paper's leadership lineage.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur C. Hudnutt
Ohio Facing Billion-Dollar Shortfall If Economy Recovers
Ohio faces a potential near 2 billion deficit by mid 2009 as projections shift with the weak economy. Gov. Ted Strickland and House Speaker Jon Husted clash over remedies with talk of dipping into a rainy-day fund versus cutting costs and preserving tax cuts.
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Ted Strickland
Strickland
George Bush
Ohio
Jon Husted
Dayton
Columbus
Husted
the Plain Dealer
Peace Process Falters as Gaza Blockade Resumes
The revived Israeli Palestinian peace talks face collapse after Israel blocks Gaza in response to Hamas rocket attacks. The UN warns 860,000 Gaza residents face hunger and power shortages as Israel allows limited fuel and medicines for one day. Hard-liners on both sides sink the effort amid settlement disputes and political feuding. The editorial notes Bush’s limited impact and questions his legacy.
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George W. Bush
Annapolis Mideast
Bush
Mideast
Israel
Hamas
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Gaza
East Jerusalem
Likud
Dhoni Valearont Welcomes Letters to the Editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor with up to 250 words. Include full name, home address and telephone number. Address to Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, by fax or email. submissions may be edited for brevity and accuracy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
E-Mak
Chroniclet
Camm
Questioning Hillary Clinton and candidate qualifications
A reader argues that gender should not determine fitness for office and urges voters to judge based on proven accomplishments. She criticizes media hype, praises John Edwards in a debate, and calls for voters to research candidates beyond party or image to avoid a future where the White House resembles a nursery.
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Charlotte Klugar
Hillary Clinton
New York
Hillary
Be wary voters judge candidates by deeds not party
Public admonition warns that jerks can come from any party or background. It urges voters to study records and promises, beware promises worth only for self gain, and choose based on character rather than color or gender.
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Louise Koprek LaGrange
Ohio
Nixon
Bush
Clinton, Obama clash as Nevada tests race politics
Washington Post columnist George Will analyzes Nevada results, noting Clinton’s 64 percent Hispanic vote, Obama’s challenges with Hispanic voters, Edwards’ weak union appeal, and Thompson’s exit aiding McCain. He forecasts GOP Romney momentum and possible Clinton-McCain ticket dynamics in a country seeking change.
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Nevada
South Carolina
Mike Huckabee
Fred Thompson
Sunshine
Hillary Clinton
Antonio Villaraigosa
Los Angeles
Culinary Workers Union
Barack Obama
California
New York
New Jersey
Obama
Illinois
America
Harold Stassen
Edwards
Clinton
Thompson
John McCain
New Hampshire
McCain
Mitt Romney
Huckabee
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