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Births include Samuel Morse Ulysses S Grant Rogers Hornsby Enos Slaughter Jack Klugman Coretta Scott King Casey Kasem August Wilson Herm Edwards Patrick Stump. Facts note John Milton sold Paradise Lost for 10 pounds in 1967. Rock Marciano retired 49 0. Quote from Ulysses S Grant on foreign policy. One World Trade Center height 1776 feet. Moon phase between April 21 full moon and April 29 last quarter.
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Kasich Seeks Hope in Rockville as Trump Nomination Looms
Ohio governor Kasich, campaigning in Rockville Maryland, argues he offers hope in a political climate driven by negativity. He jokes about a rocket trip to boost attention, cites a late June strategy with Cruz to deny Trump a quick convention, and notes a New Hampshire poll showing Kasich edging Trump for a contested convention.
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Buyer's Remorse
Tubman on $20 bill seen as inclusion in currency debate
Clarence Page argues for Harriet Tubman on the front of the $20 bill, highlighting her role in the Underground Railroad and Civil War as a scout and leader. He notes partisan divides and contrasts with Andrew Jackson’s legacy, urging context over erasure.
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Editorial letter submission guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words, with edits for brevity and taste. Include signature, full home address, and phone for verification. options to submit by mail fax or email are provided.
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Virginia felon voting rights expanded by McAuliffe policy
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe grants voting restoration to about 200000 felons who completed sentences, sparking debate on race and election politics. The order also allows felons to run for office and serve on juries, provoking Republican legal challenges and partisan outrage.
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Money and power in US politics and Hillary Clinton
The piece argues big money skews U S politics and questions claims of Clinton corruption while noting donor influence on views and decisions. It cites studies on wealthy access, debates over fundraising tactics, and potential plutocracy pressures, referencing Richard L Hasen and his critique.
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