Almanac January 5 2018 highlights birthdays and trivia
Today lists notable births including Gillette Reeves Wyman Mondale Eco and Duvall among others. It notes the safety razor as an early disposable product and recalls Pete Rose gambling admission with the 2004 Reds. Also quotes Umberto Eco and notes The Wiz ran 1 672 performances starting in 1975 as a moon phase blurb.
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Looking Back at Predictions for President Trump in 2017
Doyle McManus reviews his 2017 predictions about President Trump noting failures in economic and immigration policies, mixed foreign policy signals, and a failure to denounce racism, while praising limited restraint and some policy expectations that proved more accurate.
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Paradox of progress in society and politics
Washington View argues progress often spawns new problems and disillusion, citing gender workforce gains, police integration, and internet evolution. While advances reduce overt barriers, they create complex challenges and unrealized hopes, urging pragmatic goals over utopian reform. Robert Samuelson of The Washington Post Writers Group.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy clarity and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification by mail fax or email.
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Iran protests reveal economic woes and uncertain future
Trudy Rubin analyzes Iran's unrest driven by economic hardship among youth and working-class, noting protests across cities including Tehran and Kurdish Arab regions. She warns against violent crackdowns, suggests US steps such as solidarity statements, aiding internet access, and reversing visa bans to curb tension.
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