Hudnutt Paper Leadership and Dates
The record lists Hudnutt as Publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt as Publisher, Andrew Young as Editor, Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor, Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor, and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor. Founded July 24 1829 AD.
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Patti Ewald
Ohio elections clash with ethics probe on Deters ties
Ohio profit from contract power and party funds opens questions about disclosure. Joseph Deters, then state treasurer and Hamilton County GOP chairman, faced an ethics ruling that officeholders with public contracts should not run local party branches. A Gruttadauria donation of 50,000 to the Hamilton County Republicans raised disclosure concerns while 300,000 flowed to Deters' campaign. Mary Boyle urges transparency for operating funds and donor identities.
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Ohio
Ethics Commission
Joseph Deters
Hamilton County
Republican Party
Frank Gruttadauria
Gruttadauria
Hamilton County Republicans
Boyle
St Jude Senior Fellowship Faces Park Shelter Shuffle
Residents from the St Jude Senior Fellowship complain after the Hillside Hilltop Park No 4 shelter was reassigned for a July 16 picnic and a different Aug 20 date. They traveled to a distant area due to rough paths and cane use, with 38 members attending. CLIFF THIERRY Elvria.
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Hilltop Park
St. Jude
Parks Department
No. 4
Veterans letter defends war stance amid editor rules
A reader, 53, recalling Vietnam service including Kha-Than and Hue in 1968, states he would volunteer again to protect his family and freedoms. He questions critics and challenges them to explain to wounded and fallen veterans why they oppose service. The piece also repeats Chronicle Telegram letter guidelines and contact details.
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Vietnam
Kha-Than
Hue
Canada
Greenspan faces tough questions on fiscal discipline
Newsday columnist Robert Reno notes Greenspan's Senate Budget Committee testimony sparked market unease. He warns that without clear fiscal discipline deficits may persist, linking Bush tax cuts to current deficits, while Fed data show slow growth. Indictments loom as Tyco and Merrill Lynch probes widen.
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Alan Greenspan
Senate Budget Committee
Federal Reserve
United States
Bush
Fed
Harvey Pitt
Securities and Exchange Commission
British Broadcasting Corp
SEC
Pitt
L. Dennis Kozlowski
Tyco International
Tyco
Boca Raton
Fla
Bush urges UN action to curb Saddam and warns of nuclear risk
A Bush speech to the UN General Assembly frames Iraq as a nuclear threat and calls for immediate disarmament. He seeks UN Security Council backing for potential military action and congressional authorization for a first strike if Baghdad conceals weapons programs. Public support for force is cited, while critics demand stronger evidence before war. The piece references Netanyahu and IISS projections of a nuclear-capable Iraq within months.
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United Nations
John F. Kennedy
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New York City
U.N. General Assembly
Hussein
Congress
Iraq
Baghdad
United States
CBS News
New York Times
Capitol Hill
Fereese
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