Hudnutt and Young Editorial Staff Credits
A compact listing of publishers and editors with Hudnutt family names and Andrew R. Young, noting A Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt decades as publishers and the editorial staff including Kyle D. Kondik Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as editors and assistants.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Obama proves calm under pressure in race and Rezko controversies
In a Chicago Tribune editorial, Barack Obama’s handling of Tony Rezko questions and Rev. Jeremiah Wright remarks is praised as calm, transparent leadership. The piece notes a powerful race speech and suggests the events show Obama as an uncommon politician facing scrutiny under pressure.
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U.S
Barack Obama
Obama
The
Tribune
Chicago Sun- Times
Tony Rezko
Reiko
Jeremiah Wright
Wright
Hillary Clinton
Geraldine Ferraro
Ferraro
Rev. Wright
Editorial urges reform of farm bill amid high food costs
The Los Angeles Times argues that soaring corn and wheat prices worsen hunger while Congress pursues a five year farm bill. It cautions against a $5 billion disaster aid program and warns against cutting nutrition spending to fund subsidies, noting rising food bank demand and President Bush’s veto threat.
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Congress
House
Senate
Bush
Catholic School Closures Spark Tuition Concerns
A letter to the editor laments St. Vincent de Paul and St. Nicholas Academy closures and rising Catholic school costs in Lorain. The writer criticizes parishioner-only discounts and questions the impact on a deprived child's education amid political critique of national figures.
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St. Vincent de Paul
St. Nicholas Academy
Lorain
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor in The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites brief letters to the editor underscoring accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter. longer submissions may be edited to fit. Address or email given for submissions includes Box 4010 Elyria and a fax number with attention to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Judges Need Pay to Preserve a Strong Federal Judiciary
Washington Post columnist Will argues Chief Justice Roberts urges higher pay for federal judges to maintain competence as the judiciary grows in power. He notes current compensation lags private-sector and calls for cost of living adjustments tied to 1989 standards. He warns underfunding risks eroding judicial independence and public trust.
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John Roberts
Alexander Hamilton
Federalist
Supreme Court
Roberts
Arlington National Cemetery
William Rehnquist
Russia
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Q. Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
Will
Washington Post
Georgewill
Washpost.com
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