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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2024

Page

7

Almanac Highlights Births Records and Notable Facts

The almanac lists notable births including Felix Mendelssohn Horace Greeley Gertrude Stein Norman Rockwell James Michener Fran Tarkenton Blythe Danner Morgan Fairchild Nathan Lane Maura Tierney Warwick Davis Isla Fisher and notes Norman Rockwell produced over 4000 works. It marks Bill Shoemaker riding his 40350th and final race in 1990 and cites a James Michener quote. It notes Mendelssohn wrote an overture at age 17 and the moon phase between Feb 2 and Feb 9.

Felix Mendelssohn Horace Greeley Gertrude Stein Norman Rockwell James Michener Fran Tarkenton Blythe Danner Morgan Fairchild Nathan Lane Maura Tierney Warwick Davis Isla Fisher Bill Shoemaker James Michenlel Shakespeare

Swift and Kelce romance sparks political fever across right wing

Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson notes the polarized reaction to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce amid the Chiefs Super Bowl run. He catalogs conspiracy theories and derisive labels from prominent conservatives, framing them as overreactions to pop culture.

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The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they will edit for brevity accuracy and taste. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited if longer. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification. Mailing or fax options and email address are provided.

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Canadian psychologist Peterson appeals sanctions over social media training

Canadian psychologist and University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson challenged a College of Psychologists of Ontario order demanding remedi al social media training after he tweeted views critical of climate policy gender pronouns and woke ideology. An appeals court rejected his petition, with critics warning freedoms of conscience belief and expression may be eroded by court actions and regulatory discipline.

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Peterson post fuels debate over religious freedom in Canada

Cal Thomas argues Canada shows respect for rule of law yet faces growing religious freedom challenges tied to equality and public health disputes. He notes Canada’s C-4 law critics say curbs Bible-based speech and cites Peterson’s social media posts and writings as evidence of wider conflicts in academia and society.

The Catholic Church Canada Peterson America David Arredondo Thomas Hadaway Donald Trump Joe Biden Congress Trump United States China Xi Jinping

Toilet backups blame city main amid heavy rains

Deborah Luczkowski of Oberlin writes that frequent downpours overwhelm sewer lines and a plumber suspects the city main cannot handle rain, linking it to climate change caused by fossil fuels. The letter urges Congress to speed the move to clean energy and urges civic action.

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Bipartisan outlook sparks debate on border and economy

Elyria letter writer Cindy Pendergrass urges support for Elyria school levies 21 and 22 on March 19 arguing renewed funding preserves teachers and programs. The piece discusses national politics noting Republican plans on Social Security and Medicare and border security tensions with Democrats seeking a compromise.

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