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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2016

Page

15

Notable Birthdays and Voyager 2 Milestones

On this date the almanac lists famous birthdays including Allan Pinkerton Walt Kelly Van Johnson Leonard Bernstein Monty Hall Althea Gibson Sean Connery Regis Philbin Tom Skerritt Elvis Costello Tim Burton Rachael Ray Blake Lively and more. The Voyager 2 spacecraft reached its closest approaches to Saturn in 1981 and Neptune in 1989 on this day.

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August 25 2016 data note and trivia

Data transmission anniversary marks 38 years since launch in August 1977. Quote from Walt Kelly on life and opportunity underscores a reflective tone. Historical milestone notes Captain Matthew Webb swam 39 miles across the English Channel unassisted in 1875. Moon phase spans from last quarter to new moon.

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Letters to the Editor Guidelines Note

The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Brevity is encouraged with a 250 word limit and editing for accuracy. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification.

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Hillary Clinton email access ties to Clinton Foundation gifts

Emails released show donors to the Clinton Foundation gained access at the State Department. The correspondence between Huma Abedin and a charity official underscores perceived coziness between State and the Clinton charity and questions about the firewall promised to President Obama.

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Clinton email saga raises pay-for-play doubts in 2010s

Kathleen Parker outlines how Clinton Foundation donors gained access to the State Department amid leaked emails and investigations. The disclosures involve 2009 2010 consulting fees and meetings with figures such as Salman bin Hamad al Khalifa Bono and others. The FBI found no charges, but criticized handling of classified material.

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GOP stop whining and compete for black votes

Eric Frazier argues the GOP must court African-American voters by policy, not rhetoric. He notes Trump’s appeals to black voters ring hollow and urges affirmative action, criminal justice reform, black entrepreneurship, and inner-city rebuilding to win votes. He cites past civil rights shifts and cautions the party to act or concede minority support.

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Public art debuts mock Trump statue in Cleveland area

A life size nude statue of Donald Trump by artist Ginger caused buzz as it toured New York San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle before its Cleveland Heights display. The blotchy veiny figure drew mixed reactions amid ongoing discourse on misogyny and political satire.

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Naked Trump statue fuels debate on free speech and mocking politics

Connie Schultz reports on an INDECLINE art project depicting a life size naked Donald Trump as protected speech. The piece spurred selfies and discussions about mockery, while noting liberal responses and concerns about normalizing insults against women. A New York parks worker removal photo accompanies the piece.

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