Almanac for March 11 2017 highlights births facts and quotes
On March 11 2017 the almanac lists birthdays for Lawrence Welk Rupert Murdoch Sam Donaldson Antonin Scalia Douglas Adams Peter Berg Alex Kingston Terrence Howard Johnny Knoxville Anton Yelchin and more. It notes Rupert Murdoch’s net worth of 12.9 billion in 2017 and cites a quote by Douglas Adams about humanity’s role. It also recalls a 1941 Lend Lease Act reference and the current moon phase between March 5 and 12.
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Lawrence Welk
Ralph Abernathy
Rupert Murdoch
Sam Donaldson
Antonin Scalia
Douglas Adams
Peter Berg
Alex Kingston
Terrence Howard
Johnny Knoxville
Anton Yelchin
Forbes
News Corp
Randy Holt
Los Angeles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
ACA replacement bill sparks GOP criticism of fiscal policy
In a critical take, the piece argues the GOP ACA replacement shifts subsidies to older or wealthier individuals, cuts penalties for private insurers, and risks higher overall spending. It cites policy contrasts with past administrations and predicts larger deficits amid proposed tax cuts and a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan.
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Washington
House
Congressional Budget Office
Trump
Paul Ryan
ACA
GOP
Congress
Bill Clinton
Barack Obama
George W. Bush
Afghanistan
Iraq
Obama
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor: please keep to 250 words or fewer, as longer letters may be edited for brevity and taste. Include signature, full home address and phone number for verification.
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CIA hacking leak prompts congressional probe demand
The WikiLeaks release of CIA hacking files prompts calls for a congressional probe into surveillance. The material claims the CIA holds broad malware tools affecting iPhones, Androids, Windows PCs, smart TVs, and more, raising concerns about constitutional rights and privacy. Public figures warn that government overreach threatens freedoms unless checked by oversight.
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WikiLeaks
Julian Assange
Assange
Washington Post
CIA
National Security Agency
U.S
Edward Snowden
Apple
Google
John Whitehead
Rutherford Institute
Whitehead
NSA
China
Russia
Congress
Sanctuary cities misnomer in policing and public safety
Police chiefs warn that strict federal immigration enforcement would hamper crime investigation and criminal prosecutions. Sanctuary city policies have enabled trust with undocumented residents and victims, improving reporting and cooperation, which ultimately enhances community safety. Chuck Wexler of the Police Executive Research Forum argues for focusing on effective policing rather than labels.
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United States
America
Tucson
Ariz
Laredo
Texas
Rosemary Welsh
Casa de Misericordia
Los Angeles
LAPD
Sanctuary City
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Chuck Wexler
Police Executive Research Forum
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