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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2014
Page
11
Readers note that Helen Keller is approaching her 80th birthday in 1960. The Almanac highlights her lifelong work as an advocate for disabled rights and the enduring impact of her lectures and writings.
This item lists notable birthdays Emma Goldman Helen Keller H R Perot Vera Wang J J Abrams Tobey Maguire Ed Westwick Chandler Riggs and more It notes Ted Williams Korean War missions and World War II service It recalls Kwame Brown entering the NBA draft No 1 overall in 2001 and a Helen Keller quote It cites Smithsonian 2013 visitor numbers and a new moon on June 27.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor stating they should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification by mail fax or email.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bob Ray Sanders argues leaders fail to address tens of thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children in Texas. He calls for federal immigration reform and coordinated action beyond political grandstanding.
The United States contemplates air strikes against ISIS in Iraq and possibly Syria while pursuing a light footprint strategy that relies on local forces. President Obama argues no large scale intervention, but threats from ISIS push policy toward renewed military action and broader regional instability. Doyle McManus notes the tension between restraint and counter terrorism.
Washington Post review notes a frivolous tone in the Harvard Innovation Debate between Clayton Christensen and Jill Lepore over disruptive innovation. It argues the concept is not original, misused, and that disruption spreads beyond business to schools, churches, museums, and hospitals.
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