Hudnutt and Young Lead Cue Chronicle Staff
The Cue Chronicle lists A C Hudnutt Publishers Arthur Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers with Dave Perczek as editorial page editor Patti Ewald managing editor and Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor. The paper traces back to its founding on July 24 1829 with a history spanning multiple editors and leadership changes.
Emory study on partisans and emotional brain bias
An Emory University study used neuroimaging to show Republicans and Democrats cling to beliefs. When faced with data opposing their candidate, emotion regulation circuits activated while reasoning areas dimmed, reinforcing conclusions and suggesting partisan people close their minds.
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SEC push to require clearer executive pay disclosures
The article endorses SEC Chair Mito Christopher Cossain’s plan to overhaul executive compensation disclosure after 14 years. It argues for one accessible section covering salaries stock options and perks, noting prior reports are scattered. It cites shareholders’ surprise at pay levels and cites a Harvard Cornell study showing pay near 109.8 percent of profits in 2001–2003.
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Seniors seek tax relief and criticise levies in letters
A set of letters discusses high taxes and the burden on senior citizens, advocating tax reductions or exemptions after age 65. One writer laments rising school taxes and loss of value, while another praises a Midview Elementary first grade teacher. A final note questions ethics in Governor Taft's school curriculum proposal.
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Bushs selective memory as political theater
The passage satirizes President Bush and Vice President Cheney for forgetfulness about key figures and events while accusing Republicans of undermining constitutional balance. It argues Alito’s appointment would overturn Roe v. Wade and expand presidential power, threatening civil liberties and social needs.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited if longer. Include signature full home address and phone number. Contact by mail fax or email to Editorial Page Editor.
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Hamas Victory Sparks Denial Over Palestinian Politics
Cal Thomas argues that Western disbelief persists after Hamas won Palestinian elections. He asserts ongoing support for Palestinian Authority factions by some states, calls for disarmament before peace talks, and warns that Hamas views negotiations as futile. The piece condemns perceived Western appeasement and urges scrutiny of Islamist aims.
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