Hudnutt and Young Lead Chronicle Editorial Team
The Chronicle announces its leadership team with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young serving as publishers and editors respectively. Julie Wallace is named managing editor as the publication continues its long history dating to 1829.
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Public Official No. 2 Russo faces corruption charges
The Plain Dealer reports Frank Russo, the Cuyahoga County auditor, is charged with bribery and obstruction and likely faces a 20 year prison term. He resigned the same day and may testify against Jimmy Dimora in a broad federal corruption probe that has toppled county government and led to pleas from over 30 individuals. The case also links to Lorain County figures including Sandy Prudoff and Timothy Armstrong amid related investigations into a Cleveland halfway house. The probe’s reach has reshaped regional governance as the case moves toward a final act.
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Obama urged to boost Global Fund aid amid AIDS critique
A congressional push led by Rep. Barbara Lee seeks to double U S contributions to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria ahead of a UN summit. Critics argue Obama trims support, though his 2011 budget raises some global health spending including malaria and maternal health programs.
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Faith and politics clash over America as letters attack Islam
A set of letters to The Chronicle-Telegram's editor debate whether the United States is built on Judeo Christian principles and criticize Islam as a political ideology. Contributors name presidents, Nixon Lincoln and discuss liberty, justice, and national identity while urging tolerance or alarm.
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Haley and Scott reshape South Carolina politics
George Will notes Nikki Haley and Tim Scott defy party elders in South Carolina by winning gubernatorial and congressional nominations. He highlights Haley’s anti backroom voting critique, Scott’s historic rise as the first black Republican in state office since Reconstruction, and SC’s pro growth, nonunion Boeing venture attracting 3,800 jobs.
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Michelin
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