Almanac highlights February 18 2016 and notable facts
Almanac notes February 18 2016 as day 49 of 2016 and day 59 of winter. It lists birthdays including Tiffany, Schwab, Morrison, Travolta, Ono, Hughes, White, Dillon and Dr Dre. It recalls Sahara snow on two dates and quotes Toni Morrison on novels as inquiries. It states moon phase between February 15 first quarter and February 22 full.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for March 15 primary
The Chronicle-Telegram asks contributors to submit letters by 5 p.m. Friday March 4 addressing the March 15 primary. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and include signature full address and phone number. Mail Fax or Email addresses are provided for verification and submission.
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Republicans Face Two Reasons to Block Scalia Replacement
The piece argues Republicans push to delay or block President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, echoing Scalia’s originalist stance while citing McConnell and Grassley. It notes Democratic past actions, future risks to court balance, and questions the political calculus should Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders win.
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Senate should not block Obama Supreme Court nominee
The piece argues Republicans must allow the Senate to fulfill its constitutional role by confirming Justice Scalia’s replacement. It warns blocking the nomination risks a prolonged vacancy, political gridlock, and harm to the court, country, and GOP credibility, citing Grassley Cruz and calls to defer to voters.
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Millennials Rise as Boomers Fade in Mindset Musings
Connie Schultz notes Beloit College mindset list for 2019 graduates shows millennials see first responders as heroes and TV in high definition, while boomers fade from center stage. She argues millennials voice strong opinions on climate, immigration, economy, race relations, and abortion rights, shaping politics and media forums.
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