Month: February 2005

The Chronicle‘s editorial today is, “Tasers in responsible police hands are valuable law enforcement tools, but guidelines for their use must take into account a careful assessment of the risk.” Shocking someone with 50,000 volts

The Chronicle‘s Dina Cappiello reported the following in yesterday’s Chronicle: Testing for 31 different chemicals at nine city watering holes, a University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center doctor — who is also an anti-smoking

The Chronicle begins a story on VoIP coverage and 911 service in the following ominous manner: Lured by low phone rates, Peter John’s family found that saving money could endanger their lives after learning the

When the Chronicle ran a letter to the editor from Rep. John Culberson in Monday’s paper, what we didn’t know was that it was originally submitted as an op-ed, and some key parts were left

On February 13, the Washington Post ran a short editorial criticizing the Bush Administration for not proposing enough (in their view) funding for improvements to state capital defense systems. Given the Chronicle‘s anti-death-penalty editorial board,