Chronicle history of Hudnutt publishers 1829 to 2010
The Chronicle notes the Hudnutt family led the paper across generations with A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt serving as publishers from 1927 to 1991 and 1970 to 1991 respectively, later A Cooper Hudnutt guiding from 1991 to 2010.
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Ohio House committee backs heartbeat abortion ban plan
The heartbeat bill cleared the House Health and Aging Committee 11 6 on party lines with GOP support. It would ban abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, aiming to provoke a Supreme Court challenge to Roe v Wade. Opponents and some Republicans warn of unconstitutionality and legal challenges.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Tom Niehaus
State Senate
General Assembly
Keith Faber
Senate
House Health and Aging Committee
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Lorain
Columbus Dispatch
Nickie Antonio
D-Lakewood
Ohio
Faith2Action
Arkansas
Ramos
United States
Supreme Court
Africa faces wildlife losses amid oil quests and ivory trade
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that SOCO International faces criticism for oil exploration in Virunga National Park DRC endangering gorillas while Tanzania sees a 61 percent elephant collapse from 142000 in 2005 to 55000. Chinese demand and Western ties complicate conservation and urge government action.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
Tanzania
Uganda
China
United Kingdom
Soco International
Virunga National Park
Drc
SOCO
Rwanda
World Wildlife Fund
Bank of America
Jpmorgan
Environmental Investigation Agency
Xi Jinping
Human Rights Watch
ELA
WWF
United States
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Wisconsin school choice under attack by DOJ and Obama allies
George Will argues DOJ seeks to deny low income families access to private school vouchers in Wisconsin by labeling them public entities and by pressuring DPI to offer services private schools cannot afford. He cites Annette Williams’ legacy and warns that expanding government increases bullying and legal overreach in education policy.
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Wisconsin
DOJ
Wisconsin Institute For Law & Liberty
WILL
Washington
Annette Polly Williams
Tony Evers
Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Choice
Brown v. Board of Education
DOI
Obama
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Wal-Mart
America
U.S. Supreme Court
Weather and warming linked as cold snaps test beliefs
The piece discusses how extreme cold in parts of the U S contrasts with global warming trends. It notes Arctic warmth, record global temperatures, and a study showing cold spells bias people against climate change while longer cold periods amplify confusion between weather and climate.
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United States
Buffalo
Weather Channel
Midwest
Great Lakes
D.C
U.S
Capital Weather Gang
Climate Change Institute
University of Maine
Alaska
Arctic
Japan Meteorological Agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
John Abraham
University of St. Thomas
Minnesota
Abraham
Gavin Schmidt
NASA Goddard Institute For Space Studies
Tatyana Deryugina
University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
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