Chronicle masthead of Hudcutt era editors and publishers
The Chronicle listing presents a historical masthead with names and roles including Hudcutt as publisher in 1927 to 1950, Arthur Hudcutt as publisher 1970 to 1894, Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Cooper, Young as publisher, Dave Perczek as editor, Patti Ewald as editorial page editor, and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
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Ad, Hudcutt
Arthur BD
Hudcutt
A, Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R, Young
France twists on youth jobs with new First Job Contract
The First Job Contract law aims to ease hiring and firing for under 26 year olds to lower youth unemployment. Protests surge as unions and critics decry flexibility, while the United States shows lower youth joblessness and stronger hiring momentum.
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France
Dominique de Villepin
America
United States
Congress should curb the recesses with partisan timing
Congress faces repeated recesses during February March and April. The piece argues GOP leaders Frist and Hastert should reduce breaks to boost efficiency and push tougher issues like immigration through, noting lengthy gaps hinder progress and feed public perception of inaction.
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St. Patrick's Day
Congress
House
Senate
St. Patrick
Senate Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
GOP
Bill Frist
Dennis Hastert
An Act of Kindness Across Ages Written in Letter Form
Readers praise acts of kindness from diverse voices while urging community support for schools and seniors. A Wellington man’s 76 dollar dog rescue, fear and hope about school levies, and a nursing home musical group Call for volunteers to bring comfort through old songs.
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Wellington
Don Maybaughs
Butterscotch
Lyle
Donna Witherell Gratton
Was it God's work or just for show in Lorain County
A reader questions motives of religious business figures and televangelists, arguing public judgment of Christian leaders is warranted. The letter endorses Democrat John Keys for Lorain County judicial seat, praising his experience, fairness, and four decades of partisan support ahead of the May 2 primary.
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Congress
D.C
Gasun
Florida
Aki
Colorado
Beckett
Holiday Inn
Diamond Men’s Club
Tid Christ
Christ
McGough
John Keys
Keys
Lorain County
Robert Phares Lorein
Feingold censure debate tests Bush criticism and politics
Washington debate over Senator Feingold proposal to censure President Bush for domestic surveillance highlights partisan tension, with Democrats split, Republicans buoyed, and public opinion unsure about impeachment. The piece notes historical precedents and argues for focusing on policy alternatives.
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Russell Feingold
Bush
Feingold
Wisconsin
Hillary Clinton
Iraq
Dubai
Republican National Committee
House
John Conyers
Michigan
House Judiciary Committee
Democratic House
Nixon
Congressional Democrats
CIA
FAT
Inp
Andrew Johnson
Clinton
Philippines
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the Chronicle
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Ghicega Tribune
Dallas Morning News
Nems
Keystone Boy
Ellen Speck
Keystone
Penfield
West Carlisle
Ray Younglas
LaGrange
Carolina Moon
Cam P. Leubsdorf
Newsweek
Bill Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Joseph R. McCarthy
Carl Leubsdorf
Washington
Dallas Moring News
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