Chronicle Publisher and editor listing dates
The Chronicle notes its publishing lineage with A C Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, and A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010. Andrew R Young is listed as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Debt showdown and theater as House passes Cut, Cap and Balance
A UK Murdoch committee hearing produced a Benny Hill moment while the U S House passes the Cut Cap and Balance bill by 234 to 190. The measure links a path to a balanced budget amendment with a demand to raise the debt limit, risking a US default and global economic chaos by August 2.
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Chronicle Telegram Letter Policy Brief
Editorial page editor is on vacation and letters will resume next week. The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and will edit for brevity accuracy and clarity to 250 words or fewer. Include signature full home address and phone for verification by mail fax or email.
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Betty Ford’s funeral remarks recall bipartisan camaraderie in Washington
Cokie Roberts recalled Betty Ford and Hale Boggs as symbols of cooperation across parties. She noted their wives’ close friendship and Ford’s wish to remind how compromise once governed Washington. The piece traces shifts from jet travel to 24 hour media that deepened partisanship and weakened cross party ties.
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What counts as poverty in America today
Robert Rector of The Heritage Foundation notes the Census Bureau counts over 40 million Americans as poor, yet many typical households labeled poor have air conditioning, multiple TVs, cars and other comforts. He argues public perception overstates deprivation and questions the helpfulness of exaggerating poverty levels.
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