Hudnutt Chronicle Staff List and Leadership
The Chronicle notes its long history dating to July 24 1829 with publishers Hudnutt Arthur C Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt. Andrew R Young serves as publisher and Dave Perczek and Patti Ewald hold editorial roles with Matt Westerhold as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
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Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
White House urged to aid Katrina relief probes
The White House faces pressure from U S House and Senate committees to fully cooperate in Katrina disaster investigations. Critics say access to interviews and certain officials is blocked, while documents are shared. warnings before landfall and a slow federal response are cited as national concerns. Senate and House members call for accountability before the next hurricane season.
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U.S. House
Senate
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Fentagan
Donald Ruimfield
Andrew Card
FEMA
Michael LD. Brown
Congress
Washington Post
New Orleans
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Democratic Committee
Joseph Lieberman
D-Carm
Thomas M. Davis
R-Va
Christopher Shays
Rconn
Rep. Davis
Readers Debate Motorcyclist Stop Sign Laws and Abortion
Letters to the editor discuss the motorcyclist stop sign incident and judge’s sentence. A Wellington writer questions jail time and supports a license suspension with work privileges. The piece also critiques abortion legality and cites alleged links to mood and anxiety.
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Lappland
Althaus
Aumalge 2
Goffee
Wwff
Letters to the Chronicle Telegram page guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram Web pages publish letters to the editor under editorial rules. Submissions require brevity and clarity with a 200 word limit and may be edited. Include signature and home address and phone number, with mail or fax or email contact details for the Editorial Page Editor.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Horne
Chronicle-Tetegrin
Feyrla
Open Doors in Congress Signal Closed Door Games
Bronwyn Lance Chester laments secret conference meetings to finalize bills, noting a $22 billion insurance savings from Medicare changes and accusing lawmakers of private pork A call for public conference sessions and online posting of bills before final votes aims to restore transparency and accountability in Washington.
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Senate
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Nowhere
Iowa
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Washington
Jack Abramoff
John McCain
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Iakers
Congress
Village mindset shift urged to nurture at risk youth
An essay argues communities must return to a supportive, nonfinancial village framework to raise healthy children. It cites the Institute for American Values report Hardwired to Connect and advocates for two parent families, spiritual ties, and local commitment over federal programs. It warns of rising adolescent mental illness and risky behaviors linked to social fragmentation and secular drift.
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Institute For American Values
New York City
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Commission On Children At Risk
U.S
Patrc
Lodo
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