Almanac entry from June 14 2007 with notable facts
The almanac for June 14 2007 marks the 165th day of the year and the 87th of spring. It lists birthdays, a world rank for Donald Trump at 314 in Forbes 2007, and notes a new moon.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2007
Page
13
The almanac for June 14 2007 marks the 165th day of the year and the 87th of spring. It lists birthdays, a world rank for Donald Trump at 314 in Forbes 2007, and notes a new moon.
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson argues that interest rates drive the economy and could decide the 2008 election. He notes rates rose from 1 to 5.25 percent, the Fed's stance on cuts, and global central bank actions, with housing and private equity tied to cheap credit and rising long-term yields.
The Washington Post details Mike Huckabee's mix of social conservatism and pragmatic policy. It notes his Arkansas governorship, ARKids First, and focus on bread and butter issues like gas prices and job security as he campaigns for the Republican nomination.
The article explains Juneteenth as Emancipation Day linking to the end of slavery. It notes Lincoln’s Proclamation, two year delay before news reached Texas, and various origin stories. It lists states recognizing Juneteenth and mentions global observance and public celebrations.
After earning degrees graduates are urged not to fear work as a reality. The piece cites books by Tim Ferriss and Laura Vanderkam, notes low job satisfaction among those under 25, and argues that work enables weekends and vacations. Author DL Stewart invites contact at distewart Coxohio.com.
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