Almanag: August 31 2016 notable births facts and trivia
Almanac entry lists today’s birthdays Maria Montessori William Saroyan Buddy Hackett James Coburn Frank Robinson Van Morrison Itzhak Perlman Tom Coughlin Richard Gere Debbie Gibson Chris Tucker Larry Fitzgerald facts about Mister Rogers final episode in 2001 Griffey father son MLB debut 1990 quote by Montessori moon phase notes.
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Maria Montessori
William Saroyan
Buddy Hackett
James Coburn
Frank Robinson
van Morrison
Itzhak Perlman
Tom Coughlin
Richard Gere
Debbie Gibson
Chris Tucker
Larry Fitzgerald
Ken Griffey
Ken Griffey Jr
Seattle Mariners
Fred Rogers
Mister Rogers
Rogers
Dr. Quinn
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Clinton must learn from errors in email and foundation scrutiny
Washington columnist Eugene Robinson argues Hillary Clinton faced unfair criticism over emails and the Clinton Foundation. He cites FBI findings of no hacked emails and questions her private server use while noting charitable work and Trump donations. He calls for learning from past missteps and continuing to run.
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Washington
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
State Department
Clintons
Trump choice beyond unpalatable
Dana Milbank argues Trump is not a true conservative and presents him as a demagogue who endangers democratic norms. He contrasts Clinton and Trump, advocates a pox-on-both-houses stance, and warns Republicans to reclaim their party once Trump is gone.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Hillary
Hillary Clinton
Trump
Clinton
Oval Office
Tina Fey
Whitewater
United States
Marco Rubio
John Kasich
Obama
David Duke
Mussolini
Germany
Where there is smoke there is fire Clinton claims no outside influence
The piece cites Hillary Clinton saying no outside influence affected her State Department decisions amid Trump claims of pay for play. It references a firefighter expert noting smoke indicates fire and recalls a 1978 cattle futures trade with Clinton turning $1,000 into $6,300 in ten months, highlighting controversy over her ethics.
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Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Clintons
Clinton
Jay Thomas
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Bill
Arkansas
Hillary
Charles R. Babcock
Washington Post
Hillary Rodham Clinton
White House
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Clinton History of Ethics Scrutiny and Market Claims
The text alleges ongoing tensions around Bill Clinton’s Arkansas governorship and Hillary Clinton’s involvement in cattle futures, framing them as early indicators of ethical controversy and lucrative trades. It presents a critical view of their financial dealings and moral shifts.
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Clintons
Bill
Arkansas
Hillary
Clinton ethics questions raised over daily schedules
Cal Thomas questions Clinton's ethics citing $100,000 advisory profits and possible third party trades. Leo Melamed notes record discrepancies may be due to human error. AP reports Clinton Foundation funding tied to visitors as State Dept calendar remains withheld until after the election.
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James B. Blair
Leo Melamed
Merc
White House
Clinton
Associated Press
Hillary Clinton
State Department
Clinton Foundation
Donald Trump
Lorain traffic light removals face safety concerns at intersections near schools
Lorain Schools and city officials discussed a traffic study recommending removing some lights to save taxpayer dollars. Critics argue safety issues persist at four-lane crossings near Reeves Ave and 21st St, Oberlin Ave and 35th St, and Tower Blvd and Edgewood Dr. Officials urged integrating safety with removal plans while noting several school-area intersections including Palm Ave 31st St Vine Ave 31st St and Grove Ave 36th St require caution. The letter asks local leaders to protect pedestrians especially children and the elderly and contrasts political light removal with safe crossings.
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Reeves Avenue
21St Street
Oberlin Avenue
35Th Street
Tower Boulevard
Edgewood Drive
Palm Avenue
31St Street
Vine Avenue
Grove Avenue
36Th Street
Lorain City
Lorain Schools Administration
Mitchell J. Fallis
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