HUDNUTT editors and publisher listed
Arthur D. Hudnutt is the editor and A Cooper Hudnuttt is named as publisher in the masthead. The name pair appears together in the early newspaper staff listing, indicating a family leadership in the publication.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1992
Page
6
Arthur D. Hudnutt is the editor and A Cooper Hudnuttt is named as publisher in the masthead. The name pair appears together in the early newspaper staff listing, indicating a family leadership in the publication.
Lorain welcomes Terry Anderson back with a 4 p.m. parade downtown and a 8 p.m. invitation-only reception at the Renaissance Inn. He is named honorary grand marshal for the Lorain International Festival as the community honors his resilience after captivity in Lebanon.
The Nepalese government and mountaineering groups warn of about 50 tons of garbage on Mount Everest, with thousands of oxygen cylinders discarded by climbers. Everest is just one of 110 Himalaya peaks open to climbers, where about 100 teams yearly employ 40 porters each. Cleanup expeditions are funded by the Nepal Mountaineering Association, but vast trips would be needed to remove all refuse. A shift to responsible habits by climbers is urged to avoid a Sisyphean task.
Reevaluation of gun control advocates and AMA rhetoric is framed as a public health misdirection. The piece contrasts firearm killings with medical deaths, argues for drug legalization to reduce crime, and cites 1989 firearm fatalities and hospital-admitted harms to claim libertarian, anti-prohibition positions. Reese is with the Orlando Sentinel.
Washingtonian editor Schram assesses how Bill Clinton won the 1992 election by outmaneuvering Perot and Bush. He cites the impact of Perot's TV town halls, media scrutiny of false statements, and Clinton's strategic moves including health care reform talk and a tougher racial stance.
Washington debates the Iran Contra probe as prosecutors press George Shultz against Caspar Weinberger in a bid to secure a leverage point. Notes and diaries, 1700 pages, become central in Weinberger’s defense while Walsh pursues a plea deal that Weinberger rejects, insisting on no pleas.
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