Chronicle Internal Memo on Staffing and History
The Chronicle records note longstanding leadership lines at the paper with publishers including A.C. Hudnutt 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, plus A. Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010 and Andrew R. Young as editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor. The document lists founding date July 24 1829 and names Hudnutt family as publishers across eras.
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Western response to refugee crisis remains inadequate
The editorial argues Europe stalls amid chauvinist resistance in Hungary and other states while refugees risk lives crossing the Mediterranean. It notes the EU plan to admit 160000 asylum seekers as insufficient and cites U.S. pledges to take 100000 refugees next year as not meeting needs. It laments funding gaps, bureaucratic delays, and calls for faster security clearances and stronger leadership to address root causes in Syria and Libya.
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Controversy Over Confederate Flag at Lorain County Fair
Readers voice strong opinions on Lorain County Fair Board allowing Confederate memorabilia while county officials argue flag symbolism and history differ. Letters reference Dylann Roof, Obama policies, and war casualties. readers debate free speech, heritage, and political impact.
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Cheney Opposes Iran Nuclear Deal Inflammable Remarks At AEI
Dick Cheney warned the Iran deal risks catastrophe and strengthens adversaries. He argued the agreement endangers the U.S. and Europe while sparking debate among attendees including Paul Wolfowitz and Tom Cotton. Critics noted his Iraq outbreak of warnings and the deal’s survival despite Democratic support in Congress.
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