Almanag April 13 2018 notable dates and facts
Almanac style item notes birthdays of Thomas Jefferson Samuel Beckett Eudora Welty Howard Keel Seamus Heaney Paul Sorvino Al Green Christopher Hitchens Ron Perlman Max Weinberg Garry Kasparov Nellie McKay and Halle Berry first African American Best Actress winner in 2001. Tiger Woods youngest Masters winner in 1997. Quote from Samuel Beckett. Handel completed Messiah first performed 1742 in Dublin. Moon phase update.
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Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Samuel Beckett
Eudora Welty
Howard Keel
Seamus Heaney
Paul Sorvino
al Green
Christopher Hitchens
Ron Perlman
Max Weinberg
Garry Kasparov
Nellie McKay
Halle Berry
Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines for May 8 Primary
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules with a 250 word limit and deadline of 5 p.m. Friday April 27 for May 8 primary coverage. Include signature full address and phone for verification by mail fax or preferred email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Trump should stop cooperating with Mueller and curb aides
Ed Rogers argues that President Trump should halt voluntary cooperation with the Mueller investigation and limit the role of Ty Cobb and White House lawyers. He asserts Mueller has exceeded his mandate, cites the Cohen raid as justification, and urges witnesses to invoke the Fifth Amendment while urging Republicans to move on.
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Donald Trump
Jeff Sessions
Robert Mueller
Rod Rosenstein
Ty Cobb
White House
Trump
Mueller
Russia
U.S. Attorney’s Office
New York
Michael Cohen
FBI
Hillary Clinton
Congress
GOP
Muller
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Ken Starr
Sputnik Syndrome Reappears in China Threat Debate
The article argues fears of economic rivals echo Sputnik era anxieties about the Soviet Union Japan and now China. It notes misreadings of growth gaps and investment misuse, while US entrepreneurship and innovation partly rebut the looming danger. Robert Samuelson comments on enduring warning signals and complacency.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Japan
U.S
China
Timothy Taylor
Journal of Economic Perspectives
Taylor
Sputnik
United States
Paul Samuelson
Clyde Prestowitz
Atlantic Monthly
James Fallows
America
Microsoft
Apple
Intel
Facebook
Google
Netflix
Oracle
Qualcomm
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Russian Federation
Trump's incoherent Syria policy and limited options
Trudy Rubin argues President Trump's Syria approach is scattered and ineffective. A missile strike risks escalation while withdrawal jeopardizes Kurdish allies and allows Assad, Russia, and Iran to entrench power. A broader, coherent strategy and renewed diplomacy are needed to end the bloodshed.
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Trump
Syria
Assad
Russia
Barack Obama
U.S
Iran
Bashar al-Assad
Douma
Shayrat
Obama
Moscow
Tehran
Turkey
United States
United Nations
Rojava
America
Raqqa
ISIS
PYD
Salih Muslim
West
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Israel
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Dublin
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BGR Group
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Haley Barbour
Robert Samuelson
Washington Post Writers Group
Trudy Rubin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
Trubin
Phillynews.com
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