Chronicle Masthead Notes Recent Editors and Publishers
The Chronicle lists prominent leadership over decades with publishers A. C. Hudnutt 1927 to 1950 Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991 A. Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010 and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace managing the newsroom.
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Iran trial undercuts hopes for nuclear accord secrecy
The Washington Post reports Jason Rezaian a California born journalist held 305 days in Evin prison faces trial in Tehran along with his wife and a photographer. Officials deny the espionage charges while criticizing Tehran's harsh treatment and political interference surrounding the case.
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Almanac Birthdays and a Political Fact
Almanac notes today marks the 146th day of 2015 and lists birthdays for notable figures such as Al Jolson Dorothea Lange John Wayne Peggy Lee Miles Davis Stevie Nicks Sally Ride Lenny Kravitz Helena Bonham Carter Matt Stone. It also cites a fact about U.S. presidents who later served in Congress.
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Peggy Lee
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Stevie Niel
Sally Ride
Lenny Kravitz
Helena Bonham Carter
Matt Stone
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Pirates Perfect Game Ends In Defeat After 12 Innings
In 1959 Pirates pitcher Harvey Haddix hurled the longest perfect game in baseball history through 12 innings only to lose 1-0 in the 13th. The trivia notes also reference presidential figures and Civil War parole data.
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Debating NFL Cheating Fallout and Harsh Punishments
John A. Thompson Jr. argues Tom Brady and the New England Patriots deserve severe penalties for Deflategate. He calls for a season suspension for Brady, stripping of the Patriots Super Bowl title and trophies, and Belichick to lose his coaching job. He compares the issue to youth sports cheating and urges a no-appeal rule.
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China faces risk of a world economy shaking crash
Washington essay warns a China slowdown could push global growth into recession. It cites GDP growth falling from 10 percent to around 7 percent, housing debt, overbuilt capacity, and reliance on investment. Analysts differ on worst case but note political and social risks.
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Yukon Huang
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
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Huang
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