Chronicle masthead listing publishers and editors
The Chronicle displays a historical masthead noting founders and editors. It lists A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and A. Cooper Hudnutt as publishers with Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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EPA carbon rules defend public health and jobs
Frances Beinecke argues the EPA proposed carbon pollution standards are essential and cost-effective. She rebuts industry claims that electricity prices will skyrocket, noting the plan aims for a 30 percent pollution cut with modest price impacts and substantial health and job benefits exceeding 90 billion dollars.
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Supreme Court limits use of Chemical Weapons treaty in Bond case
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled federal prosecutors cannot use the Chemical Weapons Convention implementing statute to charge Carol Anne Bond, a Philadelphia area woman, for poisoning a rival. The decision rejects broad readings that would make ordinary crimes federal offenses and calls for constitutional alignment in future treaty-based prosecutions.
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Hillary Clinton 2016 bid faces history and health hurdles
Carl P. Leubsdorf analyzes how Clinton’s book and public appearances fuel 2016 speculation while noting health concerns and Benghazi scrutiny. He notes past near misses for parties seeking a third term, including 1960, 1976, 2000, and the nuanced outcomes that prevented long White House dominance.
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