Almanac Birthdays Highlight Noted Figures Across Eras
The almanac for Wednesday marks the 91st day of 2015 and the 13th day of spring. Notable birthdays include Otto von Bismarck, Edmond Rostand, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Milan Kundera, Debbie Reynolds, Ali MacGraw, Samuel Alito, Rachel Maddow, Hillary Scott, and Asa Butterfield.
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Edmond Rostand
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Milan Kundera
Debbie Reynolds
Ali MacGraw
Samuel Alito
Supreme Court
Rachel Maddow
Hillary Scott
Asa Butterfield
Georgetown Hoyas Win 66 64 In 2015 NCAA Final
Georgetown defeats a top seed 66 to 64 in the championship game on April 1 2015. The report cites the context of the NCAA final and notes the event as a historic conclude to the season.
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Edmond Rostand
Cyrano de Bergerac
Apple Inc
Cupertino
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Steve Wozniak
Ronald Wayne
Alito Turns 65 on Birthday Standout for Court
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito marks his 65th birthday today. The milestone comes as the court faces upcoming cases and continuity of its conservative bloc amid a shifting docket.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor to be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Letters should be 250 words or fewer with signature full home address and telephone for verification. Include editorial page editor contact details by mail fax or email for submission.
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Obama cautious on Middle East as Yemen war risks harm
In a stance skeptical of bold intervention, Eugene Robinson argues that U S escalation could worsen chaos in the region. He notes Yemen's proxy fight between Saudi Arabia and Iran, warns against arming rebels, and cites Iraq 2003 as a cautionary tale while stressing Obama’s cautious, situational approach.
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Saleh
al-Qaida
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Iraq
Baghdad
Syria
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Damascus
Assad
Schumer to Lead Democrats Signals New Senate Strategy
U S Senator Chuck Schumer rises as Democratic leader amid praise for his disciplined, war-room style. The piece profiles his push for unified messaging, prior clashes with the White House, and expectations of fewer filibusters and more deals under his leadership.
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Lifetime
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National Press Club
How do you solve a problem like Hillary Clinton
Cal Thomas comments on the 50th anniversary of The Sound of Music while criticizing Hillary and the Clinton email controversy. He argues for handing over the server to an independent investigator, notes past probes, and suggests keeping the Clintons away from elective office.
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Exempt Organizations Unit
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Dick Morris
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Obama
White House
Rand Paul
R-Ky
PBS cancer biography highlights individuality of experience
Catherine L. Ormerod argues the PBS trilogy based on The Emperor of All Maladies should shift public focus from sensational debate to compassion and targeted support. The piece stresses cancer’s personal, variable journey across stages and treatments, noting metastatic and triple negative cases, insurance issues, and the need for patient-centered resources. Ormerod is VP at Living Beyond Breast Cancer.
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Siddhartha Mukherjee
Mukherjee
Lisa
Bonchek Adams
Adams
Catherine L. Ormerod
Philadelphia
Living Beyond Breast Cancer
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