Iran's Hasan Rowhani offers path to nuclear standoff relief
Optimism surrounds Rowhani's election as Iran's president amid hopes for diplomacy to curb nuclear ambitions. Analysts caution reforms are limited and sanctions have shaped public life, with both sides needing concessions to avoid a regional arms race or war. Star Tribune.
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Letter questions Obama Africa trip and travel costs
The writer ponders why Obama would plan an Africa trip and cost of Air Force One, suggesting travel by commercial flight or train. He recalls Clinton and Bush trips, notes Benghazi security debates, and argues officials aren’t fired after past attacks. He mentions 1984 Mondale comments.
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Readers fire off letters on politics and justice
A collection of reader letters discusses the Romney Obama era blame game, social security and Medicare policy, a local congressman voting record, and outrage over Nancy Smith’s Head Start case. Denise Caruloff signs one letter condemning the wrongful plea and loss of reputation.
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Chronicle-Telegram Letters Policy Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or fewer though longer submissions may be edited to fit. Include signature full address and phone number for verification. Mailing fax and email contact details provided.
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Obama moves to increase Syria support amid misgivings
The article notes President Obama hints at greater military support to Syria's opposition after red line chemical attacks, while officials avoid specifics. Public and expert opinion is divided, with polls showing strong opposition to arming opposition and concern about entanglement in a longer conflict. Carl P. Leubsdorf offers context on domestic debate and potential outcomes.
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