Chronicle Publisher and staff roster entry
The Chronicle lists staff roles with founders and editors across years. Cooper Hudnut and Andrew R. Young are noted as publisher and editor respectively along with Dave Perczek Pattie Ewald Matt Westerhold in editorial positions.
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Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Pattie Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Judge Rules Patriot Act Provision Violates U S Constitution
Federal judge Victor Marrero ruled a key Patriot Act provision violates the First Amendment protecting free speech and prohibiting unreasonable searches. The ruling challenges national security letters used to obtain customer data without court approval, prompting calls to correct flaws before expanding the law.
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Victor Marrero
New York
Fumdamental Protec CO
Attornes General
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Governoehl
Maerere
Caribbean nations reel from Jeanne toll as Haiti endures ruin
Reports describe Haiti's catastrophe from Tropical Storm Jeanne with hundreds dead and 300000 displaced. Floods paralyzed roads and towns, water scarce in the northwest, port de Paix hard to reach, and relief calls rise amid widespread hunger fears. CARE supports relief, while Bush proposes 12.2 billion in aid, 50 million for Caribbean nations. Congress urged to act swiftly.
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Island
Republic
Jeanne
Grenada
Columbia
Caribbean
Florida
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Damaiua
Hatimas
Turks and Caicos Islands
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Gramda
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Northweest
Port de-Paix
Gonaives
Maud Waters
Uoad
Bush
Congress
U.S
CARE
Haity
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Two views of a war on terror in modern politics
A syndicated columnist contrasts two voter archetypes amid post 9 11 politics. One camp favors a Blair style global terrorism confrontation, aligning with Bush and the Tolkien metaphor of fighting Mordor. The other prefers a law enforcement, nuanced approach, aligning with Kerry and Moore style critique.
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Yellow Dog Democrats
America
Michael Moore
Peter Jackson
J.R.K. Tolkien
SHG
Moore
Kerry
Bush
Iraq
Mordor
Tolkien
Tony Blair
Britain
Labor Party
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Bali
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Madrid
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Saddam Hussein
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Kathleen Parkes
The
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Two Iraqs in a world of two tales
Leonard Pitts argues the president presents a “two Iraqs” reality. The first Iraq is the war-torn nation described in reports, while the second exists in a space time continuum only some elites claim. He cites Newsweek Wall Street Journal and NYT notes on violence and public life, contrasting official optimism with grim facts.
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Iraq
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Stice Dal
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John McCain
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