Almanac highlights for February 5 2016
Notables born on this date include Adlai Stevenson William Burroughs and Red Buttons. Charlie Chaplin re shots City Lights 342 times. Bob Douglas named to Basketball Hall of Fame in 1972. FDR library notes 1.2 million stamps. Moon phase ranges between Jan 31 last quarter and Feb 8 new moon.
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Adlai Stevenson
William S. Burroughs
Red Buttons
Hank Aaron
Christopher Guest
Laura Linney
Roberto Alomar
Sara Evans
Jamie Brewer
Christiano Ronaldo
Fact United Artists
Charlie Chaplin
Little Tramp
Bob Douglas
Basketball Hall of Fame
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR Presidential Library and Museum
Iowa Caucuses and the Trump Disruption in 2016 Politics
The piece analyzes Iowa voters turning away from Donald Trump amid evangelical tensions and notes Ben Sasse’s public criticisms. It weighs Cruz Rubio and Fiorina efforts to shift the race, compares historical turnout and deficits, and critiques Sanders and the Democratic tone. It closes with a call for a Trump-free Republican contest.
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Washington
Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
Tom
Donald Trump
Iowa
Nebraska
Ben Sasse
Ted Cruz
Marco Rubio
Carly Fiorina
Trump
Sasse
Barack Obama
America
Obama
BenSasse
U.S
Lincoln
Cruz
Congressional Budget Office
Economy will decide 2016 election, says Samuelson
Washington Post analyst argues that the economy could shape the 2016 race even if no recession materializes. He notes weak fourth quarter growth, flat consumer spending, a strong dollar hurting exports, and mixed labor data while saying most economists disagree on an imminent recession. The piece discusses S&P forecasts, U-6 unemployment, and how outcomes affect party messaging.
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Washington
James Carville
White House
George H.W. Bush
New Hampshire
Obama
U.S
Beth Ann Bovine
Satyam Panday
Standard & Poor’s
S&p
Federal Reserve
U-6
George W. Bush
March 15 Primary Election Letter Guidelines
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter to the editor guidelines for the March 15 primary. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, March 4. letters must be 250 words or fewer and include signature, full address and phone number for verification. Submissions by mail fax or email are accepted with editorial page contact details provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Rubio's Reluctant March After Iowa Third
Doyle McManus reviews Marco Rubio's shaky ascent after a strong Iowa third place. He faces an uphill push in New Hampshire as an establishment alternative amid Cruz and Trump with quirks in immigration and trade stances.
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Marco Rubio
Florida
Iowa
Ted Cruz
Donald Trump
Rubio
Trump
New Hampshire
Cruz
Hillary Clinton
Marco
Super Pac
Jeb Bush
Bush
Washington
Senate
Obama
Chuck Schumer
GOP
Goldilocks
Kasich
Christie
Lane
Parents deserve choices but Ohio charter system flawed
Greg Ring, superintendent of the Educational Service Center of Lorain County, argues that Ohio’s charter school expansion is costly, hurts local districts, and often delivers poor accountability. He supports some reform like HB2 but warns regulation is essential to preserve genuine choice and quality.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
Andrew Campanella
Center For Research
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Cleveland
Macke Raymond
Cleveland Press Club
Greg Ring
Educational Service Center
Lorain County
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