Hudnutt Family Editorial Leadership Timeline
Rehearsed note outlines Hudnutt era publishers beginning July 24, 1829 and 1927 to 1950, then Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991. It lists A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as insert editors with Scott Brown on Editorial Page and Patti Ewald as Managing Editor, plus Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
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Pickle Report exposes political spying in Senate Judiciary
The Washington Post reports on the Pickle investigation revealing how two Republican staffers accessed Democratic staff memos, prompting Hatch and Leahy to condemn the breach as unethical and unacceptable. The probe tracks a 18 month effort, involving Manuel Miranda and Jason Lundell, yielding 4670 files and prompting calls for a rules of fair play in nominations.
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Opinions Yours Ours And Theirs Editorial Note
The Chronicle Telegram describes its editorial page as a forum for challenging readers to form opinions through editorials guest columns and cartoons and invites letters to the editor for public debate and feedback.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be edited to fit length. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing address and email for submission.
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Elyria school planning spat risks district future
Richard Schibly criticizes Mayor Bill Grace for proposing school plans while the Board of Education, elected to make such decisions, is sidelined. He argues planning and governance should stay separate to avoid partisan politics and friction, noting Elyria schools are improving.
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Bush the soldier did not meet standard military expectations
Thomas Schuhmacher argues that President Bush received preferential treatment in enlistment in the National Guard, duty station assignments, absenteeism and an early discharge. He questions whether the United States could remain sovereign and united if such leniency were common.
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Budget sobriety in Washington gains pace amid deficits
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes a shift in the budget debate as Republicans move from broad tax-cut zeal to budgeting caution. Sen. Don Nickles and Sen. Pete Domenici argue for pay-go rules and spending controls to curb deficits while Greenspan warns of future tax rises or Social Security cuts. The piece also clarifies the Commission on Presidential Debates stance and related Nader litigation.
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U S role in Aristide ouster sparks Haiti debate
In a column by Clarence Page, the article argues the Bush administration pressured Aristide out of power, blaming U S indecision and one sided action for promoting regime change. It notes violence persisted after Aristide’s departure and calls for sustained U S effort to aid Haiti’s democratic rebuilding.
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