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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 2012

Page

15

Rendell Targeted Over MEK Speaking Fees

Treasury probes Ed Rendell for about 150000 dollars earned from seven or eight MEK speeches amid a broader wave of former officials backing the Iranian exile group. Critics question money sources and MEK lobbying, noting prominent figures across parties attended pro MEK events in Europe and the United States.

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Rubin criticizes MEK delisting and Iranian exile politics

Trudy Rubin argues delisting the MEK will not help pro democracy forces in Tehran or curb Iran’s nuclear program. She cites MEK violence, sectarian history, and lack of genuine popular support, noting concerns from Iraq and Iran experts about its leadership and tactics. She notes critics including Ed Rendell and questions U S officials’ backing.

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Almanac Highlights for March 19, 2012

The entry notes 1918 daylight saving time approval by Congress, 1931 Nevada gambling legalization, 1953 Oscar telecast first, and 2003 Iraq War bombing start. Births include Livingstone, Wyatt Earp, Bryan, Warren, Roth, Close, Willis. Gambling spending rose from 23.7 to 99.6 billion dollars by 2010. Moon phase spans last quarter to new moon.

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Ex Im Bank in the Crosshairs as Corporate Welfare Debate Grows

George Will analyzes the Export-Import Bank’s role in subsidizing U.S. exports, arguing it favors companies like Boeing and creates distortions in global markets. He cites large loan guarantees, potential cap increases, and political pressure to expand the bank’s mandate amid concerns over employment impact.

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Groundhogs and dogs in the health hype debate

Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart questions claims that pet owners have lower blood pressure and greater mental stability. He jokes about his yappy dog causing stress, noting a groundhog would be preferable to his pet. The piece mixes humor with skepticism about animal welfare health benefits.

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