The Chronicle Publisher and Editor Credits
The Chronicle lists staff roles including Publisher A C Hudnutt and Arthur C Hudnutt with tenure from 1927 to 1950 and 1970 to 1994, Andrew R Young as Editor, Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor, Patte Walld as Managing Editor, and Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
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Suppressing truth in Russia
The Washington Post argues that reliable official information is essential to prevent mass panic after Beslan. It notes a government blackout, false counts, and arrest of reporters, arguing Soviet-era control risks further violence and mistrust. The piece warns that without trusted information, rumors will rise and tensions in the Caucasus may escalate.
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Readers challenge Bush policy and war record in letters
A reader cites Bush quotes on Saddam and war gains saying Saddam posed no threat and weapons were lacking. The writer accuses Bush of misjudgment, recalls 9 11 fear, and praises Bush after Ground Zero. Adrian Lind en argues Bush avoided duty and misled the public about Guard service and personal treatment.
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Chronicle Telegram Editor Letter Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor and says letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and may be shortened if longer. Include signature full name address and telephone number by mail to Editorial Page Editor The Chronicle Telegram Box 4070 Alyria 44046 or by fax to 324.
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Obama and Zell Miller clash over Bush era politics
The Orlando Sentinel compares Zell Miller and Barack Obama as it chronicles Miller’s aggressive attacks on Bush Iraq policy and fear politics, alongside Obama’s hopeful DNC speech promoting unity, opportunity, and a multicultural American future. The piece notes Miller’s shift after 9/11 and Obama’s biography as a symbol of a diverse America, urging readers to consider how each frames national security and party identity.
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Reality intrudes in debate over Iraq and Gulf security
A column critiques Bush and Kerry for failing to ground their Iraq policies in reality. It cites flawed prewar intelligence, uncertain postwar plans, and the gulf region’s balance of power, highlighting expert warnings from a Dubai conference summarized by Michael Kraig.
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