Hudnutt Paper Leadership History and Staff
Founded July 24 1829 A C Hudnutt Publisher 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt Publisher 1970 1991 Andrew R Young Editor Patti Ewald Julie Wallace Assistant Managing Editor This archival note outlines the publishing leadership and editorial staff across the paper’s history.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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Julie Wallace
Holbrook era at Ohio State ends with mixed reviews
Ohio State University founder and first woman president Karen Holbrook, 64, will step down at month's end after five eventful years. Her tenure included enforcing open container laws after a 2002 off campus riot, addressing past athletic program controversies, and guiding a rise in U S News rankings from 24th to 19th while tightening admissions standards that increased top ten percent graduates.
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Karen Holbrook
Ohio State University
Holbrook
Ohio State
Columbus
Buckeye
Maurice Clarett
Clarett
U.S. News & World Report
University of Michigan
Ohio House
Jon Husted
Ohio Board of Regents
Garrison Walters
Georgia groom with deadly TB travels Europe and back
A Georgia groom with extensively drug resistant tuberculosis flew Atlanta to Paris and Prague to Montreal for his wedding. Health officials warn of infected passengers and a government quarantine. a congressional hearing will probe whether authorities did enough to inform and protect the public.
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Georgia
Europe
Andrew Speaker
Atlanta
Paris
Prague
Montreal
U.S
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Avon Police Honor Ceremony Recognition Note
A letter from Avon Police Department leader Paul Romand thanks officers Lt Daniel Fischbach and Officers Christopher Barton and Eric Bergen plus spouse for organizing a ceremony with the Chatained Police Dodees ceremonial unit.
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Avon Police Department
Jason West
Chataiend Police Dodeesment
Daniel Fischbach
Christopher Barton
Eric Bergen
Mary Ann
Congress ignores public push to end Iraq war funding
Reader laments Congress not heeding voters who chose to end the Iraq war. The letter argues representatives defy public will by proposing another 95 billion dollars for Bush and Iraq.
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Lion
U.S
Bush
Congress
Iraq
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McCaffrey Sees Narrow Path for Iraq Despite Turmoil
Retired four star Gen Barry McCaffrey argues Iraq remains winnable with Petraeus leading new tactics. He cites sectarian risks and the need for Iraqi leaders to act, while warning against overreliance on a September troop boost and urging patience with timelines.
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Barry R. McCaffrey
Iraq
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U.S
David Petraeus
McCaffrey
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Pol Pot
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Petraeus
Raymond) Odierno
Ryan Crocker
Baghdad
Washington
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OSU
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