Chronicle staff roles and leadership history
The Chronicle lists its founders and key editors across years with A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Andrew Young, Scott Brown, Rudy Dicks, Pattiewald among top editors, revealing editorial leadership lineage.
Congress members push diplomacy over war in Iraq debate
In Washington a group of Democrats including Sherrod Brown and Marcy Kaptur urged restraint and called for Weapons inspectors to finish their work before any use of force. They pressed for diplomatic avenues to rein in Saddam Hussein as Bush advisers favor war.
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D-Lorain
Marcy Raptur
Toledo
Washington
Capitol Hill
Bush
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Kaptur
Saddam Hussein
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McDermott
Bantor
Stalin
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America First
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Armbruster Accused Of Price Gouging During Crisis
Readers accuse state Senator Jeffry Armbruster of profiting from fear by raising gas prices amid a national emergency. A letter-writer cites a 30 cent increase on Sept 11 2001 and notes prices at his station spiked to 1839 per gallon the next day while arguing the senator prioritized money over public calm.
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Jeffry Armbruster
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Armbruster
Lawmakers’ Baghdad visit draws fire from McCain
San Diego Union Tribune columnist reviews Republicans criticism of Saddam visit by Reps McDermott Bonior and Thompson. They faced backlash for praising Saddam while questioning Bush. McCain warns against aiding Iraqi regime. debate grows over war authorization and UN diplomacy.
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Mike Thompson
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D-Calif
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Iraq
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United Nations
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Bush White House
Bonier
House
McCain
United States of America
CNN
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Oval Office
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wary of judges picked by polls editorial on McConnell nomination
A Sept 29 lead NYT editorial attacks selecting federal judges by ideology. It cites Schumer and Brennan Center critiques, questions litmus tests on Roe v. Wade, and ponders Miguel Estrada’s stalled D C Circuit nomination. The piece warns such tactics erode judicial independence and constitutional principles.
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10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Schumer
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Washington Post
Priscilla Owen
Cuit Court of Appeals
Miguel Estrada
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
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