Almanag Highlights January 25 2018 and Historical Notes
Almanac style digest notes birthdays of Robert Burns and Virginia Woolf among others. It cites Mars Opportunity rover activity into 2018 and recalls the 1924 Winter Olympics in Chamonix. Includes a quote from W Somerset Maugham and a Henry VIII fact about six wives and executions. The moon phase runs from first quarter to full.
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Threats to journalists spark debate on Trump rhetoric
Column discusses a Novi Michigan man charged over threats to CNN after Trump fueled media antagonism. It examines whether Trump’s rhetoric legitimizes violence and questions accountability while noting the suspect’s release on bond and the broader safety concerns for journalists.
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Immigrants not responsible for crime wave say FBI data
The FBI reports a 0.8 percent drop in violent crimes and a 2.9 percent fall in property crimes in the first half of 2017 versus 2016. Brennan Center and critics argue no nationwide crime wave and point to city declines, while Baltimore faces leadership changes amid tensions over policing.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
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Reflections on a second wave feminist upbringing and union life
A daughter recalls her father's enduring union era at a coal plant in Northeast Ohio. She traces female rights awakening through shared work, community bonds, and a challenging, evolving view of feminism shaped by multigenerational factory life.
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Tension Between Generations Shapes Feminist Role
Connie Schultz reflects on generational tensions within feminism as older second wave leaders clash with younger activists. She argues for stepping aside and making room for new voices, modeling support through a granddaughter’s proud construction worker photo and lifelong feminist identity.
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