Hudnutt Publishing Leadership Names
The list names key figures in the Hudnutt publishing house history including A.C. Hudcutt as founder, Arthur D. Hudcutt as publisher, A. Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R. Young as editor, and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, spanning 1927 to 1991 under various leadership roles.
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Judicial candidate blasts proposed hard labor for misdemeanors
Avon Lake Municipal Court hopeful James Barilla, a Lorain County magistrate, shifts from apathy to aggressive rhetoric aiming to curb crime with hard labor. Critics say his plan misreads a judge’s role since municipal courts deal mainly with misdemeanors and punishment should be proportionate.
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James Barilla
Avon Lake
Barilla
Lorain County
Education Department should learn its lesson
The Washington Post reports on the Spellings administration scrutiny over a public relations contract involving Armstrong Williams to promote education policy. Lautenberg pressed Spellings to address potential missteps while Ketchum Inc. admits guideline lapses. Paige defends Williams as outreach, prompting House questions about ties between media and public relations firms as No Child Left Behind remains in need of refinement.
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Frank Lautenberg
G-Ml
Margaret Spellings
Lautenberg
Spellings
Armstrong Williams
Education Department
Williams
Ketchum Inc
Roderick Paige
Willams
Paige
House Democratic
Social Security Administration
Inauguration Day Grinds On in Cold and Chaos
Kathleen Parker notes the cold brutal inauguration day in Washington as security lines stretch for hours. She mocks the opulence and mismanagement of Liberty Ball food and drinks while Republicans endure frigid weather and heavy security.
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Washington
Arctic Circle
Liberty Hall
Convention Center
Francisco Franco
Spain
Guardia Civil
East Germany
Carter
Jay Gatsby
Readers battle over Social Security and Bush policy
Letter writers attack Evilsizer on Social Security basics and claim benefits could be cut if not fixed. A second correspondent criticizes Bush critics and notes Kosovo deaths during Clinton era. A third writer targets Planned Parenthood and Girl Scout ties, urging readers to check political positions online.
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Evnsizer
Nathan Horneck
Wallington
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