Almanag Item: Birthdays and Facts from 2015 Almanac
Today marks day 105 of 2015 with spring in progress. Notable birthdays include Leonardo da Vinci Henry James Bessie Smith and Emma Watson. Titanic survived 2 hours 40 minutes after iceberg impact before sinking. Jackie Robinson broke MLB color barrier in 1947. Quote from Henry James. 24 hours after Poland invasion U S stores ran out of Rand McNally Europe maps. Moon phase follows last quarter on April 11 and new moon on April 18.
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Maisie Williams
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Primary election letters guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for the May 4 primary election with a 250 word limit. Submissions require signature, full address, and a phone number for verification. Mail to Editorial Page Editor at Box 4010 Elyria Ohio or email to letters chroniclet com.
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Clinton’s inevitability grows as 2016 race opens
In a Slate style take, Eugene Robinson argues Hillary Clinton appears to have the Democratic nomination sewn up. He notes her 2008 comeback and warns allies to expect intensified Republican attacks, while predicting a rallying effect for progressives around Clinton as the inevitable nominee.
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Surf and turf bill targets Missouri poor in new EBT limits
Missouri state representative Rick Brattin proposes House Bill 813 banning food stamp purchases of cookies chips energy drinks seafood and steak citing luxury spending. The piece notes a broader trend of punitive welfare laws across states aiming to deter assistance use while highlighting related measures in Kansas Massachusetts and nationwide.
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Hillary Clinton Reinvention Echoes Nixon Strategy
A critique of Hillary Clinton's presidential bid argues her reinvention message mirrors Richard Nixon’s public relations ploy. The piece cites Nixon’s shifts, past ethics questions, and a Republican critique as evidence that Clinton’s reinvented image masks the same political core.
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Tax Day and the case against tax reform explained
Washington argues that Tax Day shows little talk of reform as public opinion cools on income taxes. Bowman cites Gallup and Pew data. 1 percent see taxes as top problem, reform ranks 16th of 24. Explanations cover burden history, wealth concentration, invisibility of taxes, and IRS as welfare. Robert Samuelson notes limited reform prospects amid entrenched interests.
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