Almanac Selections for March 3 2017 The Day News
Almanac entry notes 2017 is the 62nd day of the year and the 73rd of winter. It lists notable birthdays including Bell Harlow Doohan Merrill Ellis Miller Glass Joyner-Kersee Bowen Biel and others. It cites the 1920 Canadiens 16 3 win over the Bulldogs and notes the Star Spangled Banner tune origin and wine per capita figure.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor including brevity and verification needs. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for clarity and taste. Include signature full address and telephone number for verification by mail fax or email.
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Trump promises face tough odds for agenda
Doyle McManus notes President Trump touted campaign promises in a congressional address while economists and lawmakers question fiscal feasibility. He highlights proposed tax cuts, regulatory slashes, a border wall, trillion in infrastructure, and health reforms as unclear in funding. Critics warn deficits will rise without entitlements changes.
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The Complacent Class and the American Economy
Washington Post writer Robert Samuelson reviews Tyler Cowen's The Complacent Class The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream arguing complacency undercuts mobility start ups and growth He notes lower migration rates fewer new firms and rising segregation while challenging the book's broader conclusions and data on R D investment and trends
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Mulvaney Faces Budget Dilemma in Eisenhower Building
Budget chief Mulvaney, renowned for fiscal stringency, must balance expanding services with paying for them as he crafts dynamic scoring and tax reform amid defense spending questions. He seeks a “sweet spot” while overseeing amid sequester caps and looming entitlements reform.
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