Almanac: February 6 Highlights and World Facts
Almanac notes today spotlights notable birthdays from Aaron Burr to Axl Rose. It highlights France as the top travel nation with 83 million visitors yearly and recalls Ted Williams signing by the Red Sox in 1958 for 135000. It quotes Reagan on government and lists Israel's Jewish population at 74.9 percent and the moon phase between Jan 31 last quarter and Feb 8 new moon.
Gloves are off as GOP enters New Hampshire race
Washington notes a heated Republican presidential contest in New Hampshire. Trump regains momentum after Iowa, attacking Cruz and Carson while Cruz defends conduct. Rubio gains establishment support with Santorum endorsement. Christie slams Rubio as Bush touts quiet backing. Democratic race focuses on Sanders and Clinton.
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March 15 Primary Election Letters Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules 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.
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Multiculturalism and immigration fears across Europe and US
The piece events fear migration waves and rising extremism across Europe and the United States. It cites Cologne groping incidents, a leaked German intelligence claim, and comments from UK and Norwegian security figures. It notes Obama's mosque visit and critiques diversity policy amid concern over Islamic extremism.
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Multiculturalism under fire in public discourse
The piece argues that multiculturalism erodes national unity as immigrants and natives fail to share American traditions. It cites Europe and U S leaders, warns of Muslim radicalism and a looming caliphate, and urges readers to see what it calls a deliberate shift in Western values.
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Elyria Police Chief Warns on Budget Cuts and Levy
Duane Whitely, chief of the Elyria Police Department, urges residents to vote yes on Issue 6. He warns that 2016 general fund reductions threaten police services and public safety, noting successive staffing cuts and potential further layoffs if the levy fails.
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