Almanag entry July 6 2016 and 1957 Wimbledon firsts
Almanac style note lists birthdays including Frida Kahlo Nancy Reagan and Paul McCartney with a 1957 Wimbledon landmark Althea Gipson first African American Wimbledon champion. It cites the 1933 All Star Game attendance 49 200 fans with AL over NL 4 2 at Comiskey Park and notes the moon phase between July 4 and July 11.
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Hillary Clinton email case fuels GOP push for scandal
In a column, Eugene Robinson argues Republicans seek a scandal against Hillary Clinton, citing Benghazi and Clinton Foundation scrutiny. He notes polls showing Clinton ahead of Trump, discusses Hillary's private email use and FBI inquiries, and previews potential Justice Department decisions.
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Letters to the Editor Policy From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editorial page and notes edits for brevity accuracy and taste. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and include signature full address and phone number for verification. Mailing fax and email addresses are provided for submission.
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GOP sees gender in politics shaping the 2016 race
The piece argues Hillary Clinton as first major party nominee woman dominates media discourse while real issues are sidelined. It criticizes liberal bias toward immigrants and minority conservatives, noting derogatory labels for Black and female Republicans and the narrow framing of "women's issues" as abortion rights and taxes.
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Conservatives defend female leaders and Hillary Clinton
The essay praises Jeane Kirkpatrick as a top conservative female figure and notes double standards in liberal critique. It contrasts comments from Gloria Steinem and Naomi Wolf with Kirkpatrick’s reply about motherhood, cites Michelle Malkin’s selfframing insults, and ends with a pro female president stance while disapproving of Hillary Clinton. Readers may email Cal Thomas.
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Avon police chief urged to address bias after arrest incident
A guest column from Heath Bailey urges Avon Police Chief Richard Bailey Bosley to examine officer biases after the arrest of an Emirati man. The writer, a U.S. citizen living in Abu Dhabi, questions conduct, calls for accountability, and invites the chief to a July lecture in Cleveland.
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