Chronicle Personnel Roster and Leadership Notes
The Chronicle lists Hudnutt and Young as key publishers and editors with roles including Arthur C D Hudnutt 1927 1950 and A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young publisher editor Dave Perczek editorial page editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor.
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Heroic rescue effort ends in diver’s death in flood
Allan Anderson, 47, a swift water diver with 15 years of experience, died after attempting to save teens Chet Aden, 17, and Ashley Jordan, 16, who were trapped when Chet drove into a flooded area in Wellington Township. Ranger David Johnston aided the teens and rescued them to safety.
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Allan Anderson
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Metro- Health Medical Center
Cleveland
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Mary Jane Kalinowski
Kalinowskis
Letters to the Editor and Political Grievances in Cleveland
The letter critiques carpetbagger accusations against Hillary Clinton and cites Sherrod Brown’s political ascent. It accuses Republicans of resisting minimum wage raises while giving themselves increases. The writer laments US hostages in Iraq and questions ransom incentives, recalling Vietnam and suggesting paid Korean allies.
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Hastert Blocked Vote on Voting Rights Act Renewal
Column notes Speaker Dennis Hastert stalled a bipartisan push to renew the Voting Rights Act amid Republican caucus resistance. The piece argues the minority language provisions and regional scrutiny show party shifts toward Latinos as a new electoral challenge. It also critiques Florida 2000 and Ohio 2004 voting irregularities.
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Feeding the Beast media terror link explored by analysts
Pinkerton argues that news coverage and terrorism form a common-interest loop. Frey and Rohner find that violence draws audiences and headlines, boosting both media profits and terrorist publicity, creating a spiral of death that feeds the beast.
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University of Zurich
Dominic Rohner
Cambridge University
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Rohner
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al- Jazeera
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