Obama plans troop drawdown in Afghanistan faces reassessment
President Obama aims to cut US forces to about 5,500 by year end with most troops gone by January 2017. Ghani to press for adequate levels during a Washington visit while Gen Campbell notes options for slower withdrawal through 2015 and 2016. Talks touch on continuing train and counterterrorism missions and possible Taliban talks.
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Chronicle invites corrections and factual tips
The Chronicle telegram emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and asks readers to call 329 7155 to report factual corrections or clarifications.
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Feasibility of U S plan to retake Mosul
The plan envisions a bold U S backed assault with 20 000 to 25 000 Iraqi and Kurdish troops to retake Mosul from Islamic State before Ramadan. Iraqi and Kurdish commanders would train and deploy five brigades with Marching orders to seize approaches from north and west while three brigades hold in reserve. Critics doubt readiness and warn of civilian risk, while officials insist the effort remains Iraqi led and contingent on readiness.
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Struck man identified in fatal Lorain County crash
Chief Deputy Frank Miller says the victim, Faria, had no other injuries explained by the crash and a full autopsy with drug tests will take three to four weeks. It is unclear whether he died from the first or second impact as deputies verify a 911 caller's phone number and turn the case over to the Lorain County Detective Bureau Traffic Investigation Team.
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Early admission plans draw praise and critique from colleges
Pomona and USC officials debate early admission citing equity and access concerns as more seniors rush to apply early. Critics warn that benefits go to well-resourced students while late bloomers risk disadvantage, with colleges reporting higher acceptance for early applicants but increased deferrals.
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