Chronicle masthead and publishing lineage
The Chronicle presents its long running lineage with publishers A. C. Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 and editor Andrew R. Young with Julie Wallace as managing editor noting the July 24 1829 founding date and current editorial leadership.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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Andrew R. Young
Opinion: Bipartisan echoes on ISIS strategy and risks
The piece notes rare consensus from Sen. Portman and Speaker Boehner on Obama’s ISIS plan while cautioning limits of air power and the enduring Middle East volatility. It cites Sen. Brown urging caution and recalls Vandenberg’s wartime bipartisanship as a benchmark for measured action amid sectarian conflict.
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ISIS
Arthur Vandenberg
Ohio
Vandenberg
Michigan
U.S. Senate
Truman
Barack Obama
Iraq
Syria
U.S
Rob Portman
Cincinnati
House
John Boehner
West Chester
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Portman
Obama
Vandenbergian
Washington
Middle East
Afghanistan
United States
Bashar al-Assad
al-Qaida
Sherrod Brown
Dick Cheney
Time for U S to shape up on obesity crisis
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette notes the Trust for America’s Health and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation report shows childhood obesity stabilizing at 17 percent but adults still rising. Pennsylvania exceeds 30 percent obesity, with West Virginia and Mississippi over 35 percent, while Colorado remains lowest at 21.3 percent.
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Trust For America's Health
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Mississippi
Colorado
America
48 Senate extremism row highlights on First Amendment
In a rare move 48 Democratic senators co sponsored an amendment to tighten limits on political spending seen as curbing speech The list includes Baldwin Begich Bennet Blumenthal Booker Boxer Brown Cantwell Cardin Carper Casey Coons Durbin Feinstein Franken Gillibrand Hagan Harkin Heinrich Hirono Johnson King Klobuchar Levin Manchin Markey McCaskill Menendez Merkley Mikulski Murphy Murray Nelson Reed Reid Rockefeller Sanders Schumer Shaheen Stabenow Tester Udall Walsh Warren Whitehouse Wyden and others The aim to curb corporate and special interest influence is framed as restricting speech by elected leaders and challengers The piece argues the proposal would overturn the Citizens United decision and faces insufficient votes to pass
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Democratic
Congress
States
The
Sierra Club
Naral Pro-Choice America
James Madison
Supreme Court
Citizens United
Floyd Abrams
William Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Harry Truman
Tammy Baldwin
Wis
Mark Begich
Alaska
Calif
al Franken
Minn
Kirsten Gillibrand
N.Y
Kay Hagan
N.C
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Martin Heinrich
N.M
Heidi Heitkamp
N.D
Mazie Hirono
Hawaii
Tim Johnson
S.D
Angus King
Maine
Amy Klobuchar
Carl Levin
Mich
Joe Manchin
W.va
Edward Markey
Mass
Claire McCaskill
Robert Menendez
N.J
Jeff Merkley
Ore
Barbara Mikulski
Christopher Murphy
Conn
Patty Murray
Wash
Bill Nelson
Fla
Jack Reed
Ron Wyden
Condoleezza Rice would have made NFL commissioner
Condoleezza Rice told the New York Times in 2002 she found the NFL commissioner role “absolutely right” in theory, saying it would be an interesting job. She noted she would not pursue it until Paul Tagliabue stepped down. The piece contrasts her stance with Roger Goodell’s tenure amid domestic violence scandals and league turmoil.
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New York Times
George W. Bush
National Football League
Rice
Paul Tagliabue
Tagliabue
Roger Goodell
NFL
Baltimore
Ray Rice
Condi
Janay Palmer
Atlantic City
Goodell
TMZ
Palmer
U-T San Diego
San Francisco 49Ers
Ray McDonald
San Jose
Bruce Levenson
Atlanta Hawks
the Times
Stanford University
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