Unprecedented D C Circuit ruling on Cordray and recess appointments
A three judge D C Circuit panel voided Cordray s recess appointment to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and questioned the legitimacy of past recess appointments. The decision could affect NLRB rulings and raise executive paralysis while inviting Supreme Court review. Democrats and Republicans react along party lines.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter to the editor rules. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer with signature full address and phone for verification. They accept by mail fax or email to the editorial page editor at chroniclet com.
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January 29 History and Birthdays Highlight
On this date in 2013 January 29 facts include Kansas admission to the Union in 1861 and Queen Liliuokalani becoming Hawaii's last monarch in 1891. Notable birthdays span Tom Selleck Oprah Winfrey and Adam Lambert while Poe's poem The Raven first appeared in 1845.
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Iran
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Oprah Winfrey
Heather Graham
Adam Lambert
Edgar Allan Poe
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Limbaugh gun abortion remark sparks letters urging school vote
A reader letter cites Rush Limbaugh for advocating gun tied abortions and urges support for Midview Schools on February 5. Judy Miller of Grafton Township endorses voting yes to fund education, warn about costs of day care and transportation, and stresses protecting students' futures.
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Georgetown
Sandra Fluke
Limbaugh
Judy Miller
Grafton Township
Second American Century or Decline Reconsidered
Washington columnist Robert J. Samuelson translates Goldman Sachs warnings into a debate on whether the United States remains the world’s strongest economy. He contrasts growth potential with persistent domestic pains and global risks that challenge a second American Century.
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