Hucnutt Publisher 1927 1950 A Cooper Hudnutt
The snippet lists staff roles including publisher A Cooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew Young, editorial page editor Scott Brown, and assistant managing editor Patti Ewald, with a founding date of July 24 1829 for the ACCs.
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Pallardy must march carefully in Elyria mayor bid
Tom Pallardy a Republican candidate and Navy veteran frames his Elyria campaign as a military operation. He promises to use leadership skills to boost jobs while clashing with the local chamber of commerce. Critics warn he must avoid missteps as the campaign advances toward November.
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Two top Iraqi germ and chemical scientists surrender
Dr Rihab Rashid Taha and Huda Salih Mahdi Ammash, both Western educated and linked to Iraq’s weapons programs, have surrendered to coalition forces. Ammash was No. 53 in the Most Wanted deck. Taha remained unranked. Their custody could illuminate the size and scope of Iraq’s chemical and biological programs amid uncertain WMD findings.
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Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram
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Anti Gambling Crusader Wolf Seeks Bennett Help
Rep. Frank Wolf of Virginia, a leading anti gambling advocate, urges former Education Secretary Bill Bennett to join the fight against legalized gambling. Bennett disclosed gambling losses but pledged to quit, while Wolf cites studies and recent state rejections and warns of broader social harm and political clout of gambling interests.
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Cultural imperialism fuels anti American sentiment
Jeffrey K Mann argues that Arab anger toward the United States stems from perceived imperialism in military, economic, and cultural forms. He cites U S troops in Saudi Arabia and Israel support, economic foreign policy, and Hollywood's global reach as drivers, noting Islamist extremists exploit these grievances while media figures share some blame.
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