Chronicle masthead and leadership history
The Chronicle lists its founding date and long series of publishers and editors including A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, A. Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, Julie Wallace as editors and managing editor, detailing the publication’s lineage from 1829 onward.
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National Academies Reassure On Frakenfoods Feeding Future
The National Academies report finds no higher health risk from GE crops versus non GE crops and finds no conclusive evidence of environmental harm. It notes potential benefits including drought tolerance and improved nutrient content if deployed with proper policies, while warning against irresponsible use promoting resistance and higher costs.
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France pushes for Mideast peace efforts
France leads a new push for a two state solution to the Israeli Palestinian conflict organizing a foreign ministers conference with about 30 countries. neither side may attend the preliminary talks as Paris seeks to relaunch negotiations without U S involvement at the outset. Netanyahu opposes talks while Palestinian divisions hinder progress.
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Clinton ties raise questions in editorial letters
A reader letter to the editor questions Hillary Clinton’s use of Bill Clinton for an economic revival and cites Epstein connections. The piece contrasts liberal criticism with alleged hypocrisy and praises Armed Forces Day observances.
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Sanders campaign chaos in Nevada sparks broad backlash
Nevada convention chaos sees Sanders backers charge stage, vandalize headquarters, and threaten leaders after Clinton delegates awarded. Security intervened as abuses and misogynistic messages were directed at party chair Roberta Lange, drawing denunciations and calls for fair process. Sanders condemned violence but blamed the party, while critics say his campaign fueled the disruption and risks hurting down ballot Democrats.
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