Spring Day Births and Navy History Facts
Today marks the 80th day of 2024 and the second day of spring. Notable birthdays include Henrik Ibsen, Spike Lee, and Kathy Ireland among others. Japan’s 1947 constitution bans wartime participation. The USS Langley measured 542 feet and the USS Gerald R. Ford is 1,106 feet long. Moon phase spans from first quarter on March 16 to full on March 25.
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Ozzie Nelson
Carl Reiner
Fred Rogers
Hal Linden
Pat Riley
Bobby Orr
Japan
Spike Lee
Langley
Gerald R. Ford
Navy
Florida heat rule bill faces signature amid lethal summers
Bloomberg Opinion writer Mark Gongloff argues Florida's preemption of local heat protections leaves workers exposed to extreme heat. He cites rising dangerous heat days, occupational deaths, and pressure on OSHA to act, urging faster federal or state action to require shade water and rest breaks.
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U.S
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DeSantis
Collier County
First Street Foundation
First Street
Miami-Dade County
Miami-Dade
Pizza Hut
Bureau of Labor Statistics
National Conference of Citizenship
Texas
Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Joe Biden
Biden
Congress
Asuncion Valdivia
California
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The Chronicle Telegram requests letters under 250 words and reserves edits for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at chroniclet com.
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Mendacity and the smell of death in politics
Cal Thomas surveys rising mendacity in U S politics through Fulton County case ties between District Attorney Willis and special prosecutor Wade. He compares the ruling to past officials mishandling classified material and warns of a two tier justice system as public trust erodes and rhetoric intensifies.
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Fulton County
Georgia
Fani Willis
Nathan Wade
Scott McAfee
Willis
Wade
Donald Trump
McAfee
FBI
James Comey
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Robert Hur
Joe Biden
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Washington
Congress
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Mike Pence
Trump
Trump faces appeal bond battle in New York fraud case
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus argues the size of the New York civil fraud judgment against Donald Trump raises questions about the bond required to appeal. The piece contrasts Trump’s wealth claims with the public interest in securing funds if the ruling stands and notes Letitia James’s stance on preserving the award through appellate review.
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New York
Trump
Israel
People of
Letitia James
James
New York Supreme Court
Arthur E Engeron
Supreme Court
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