Hudnutt Press Leadership Timeline 1829 to 1991
A fragment lists founders and publishers of the Hudnutt press from July 24 1829 with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt. It notes publishers through 1950 and 1991, along with editors Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant editors.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Congress urged to fund quality TV child study
The Los Angeles Times argues for a centralized, high quality research program on children and media. It urges Congress to approve 100 million over five years for a scientific panel to set key issues, review grants, and fund controlled studies to determine if educational games aid development or if TV and screens simply influence behavior.
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Los Angeles Times
Congress
U.S
Joe Lieberman
Dconn
Ronald McDonald
Tenet Resigns As CIA Chief Amid Accountability Debate
George J. Tenet announces his resignation from the CIA citing personal reasons. The move comes as critics demand accountability for CIA failures before 9/11 and in assessing Iraq's weapons program, with Bush praising Tenet's service but avoiding admission of errors.
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Washington Post
George J. Tenet
Washington
CIA
Tenet
Iraq
Senate Intelligence Committee
Bush
al-Qaida
U.S
Osama bin Laden
CLA
Afghanistan
Libya
Pakistan
Saddam Hussein
David Kay
Georgia Christian Coalition questions judges mirror partisan quizzes
Nat Henioff critiques the Georgia Christian Coalition for asking judicial nominees about abortion sodomy and prayer in schools. He notes the campaign echoes Senate Democrats use of questions to block nominees and argues such quizzes amount to litmus tests harming nonpartisan judicial selection.
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Coalition of Georgia
Star
Supreme Court
Court of Apeals
Christian Coalition
U.S. Senate
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Democrats
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Thomas Daschle
D-S.d
Georgia Christian Coalition
Senate Democrats
Georgia
Texas
Associated Press
Washington
Schumer
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dianne Feinstein
Dcalif
Roe v. Wade
John Kerry
White House
Jay Leno
Congress
Bill Frist
Tennessee
Schumer Raiders
Rich Reeves
University of Georgia
Prolabor
Prozac and Play Areas Highlight Child Mood Debate
Kathleen Parker critiques two New York Times pieces on adolescent depression and nanny restaurants. She argues that quick pill fixes reflect adult convenience and time pressures, while genuine care requires time, engagement, and addressing how society treats children.
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New York Times
America
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A. Cooper Hudnutte Aer R. Eee Publisher
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Christian Group
Copies Democrats
Nat Hentoff
Nat Henioff
Seven Stories Press
Kathleen Parker
The
Orlando Sentinel
Kparker