Almanac March 22 2017 briefing highlights
Almanac entry lists notable birthdays including Louis LAmour and Keegan-Michael Key and Stephen Sondheim. It notes EMI stairwell photo for Please Please Me, recalls 1894 Montreal vs Ottawa Stanley Cup game, quotes Sondheim, reports 219.5 billion dollars 2015 US alcoholic beverage sales, and gives moon phase between March 20 and 27.
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Louis Lamour
Karl Malden
Pat Robertson
Stephen Sondheim
William Shatner
James Patterson
Wolf Blitzer
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Bob Costas
Matthew Modine
Keegan-Michael Key
Reese Witherspoon
EMI
London
Montreal Aaa
Ottawa Generals
United States
FBI probe on Trump campaign links to Russia explored
Washington columnist Eugene Robinson reports on the FBI investigation into possible links between Trump campaign figures and Russian officials. The piece notes Comey confirmation of an active probe, Trump’s Twitter responses, and past disclosures involving Flynn Sessions Kislyak and other advisers as the inquiry seeks whether coordination occurred and what it implies for democracy.
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Washington
FBI
Trump
James Comey
Russia
Democratic National Committee
Hillary Clinton
Vladimir Putin
Clinton
Comey
Obama
Trump Tower
National Security Agency
Michael Rogers
Rogers
Washington Post
New York Times
U.S
Trey Gowdy
South Carolina
Michael Flynn
Sergey Kislyak
Congress
Jeff Sessions
Kislyak
Putin
Angela Merkel
Mexico
Australia
Donald Trump Jr
Paul Manafort
Roger Stone
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Elyria
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Purity politics threaten Obamacare repeal efforts
Cal Thomas reports that conservative Republicans demand purity in the House health bill, risking failure to repeal Obamacare. Pence defends a two‑part path with Medicaid reforms and HHS actions, while critics warn of gaps for the poor if reform stalls.
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Paul Ryan
Senate
Washington
Mike Pence
Health and Human Services
Tom Price
Pence
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Wall Street Journal
Republican Party
Arts funding a useless U.S. expense challenged in Elyria column
Elyria Arts Council co founder Clint Rohrbacher responds to George Will’s call to defund the NEA. He argues art strengthens community identity and economic growth, citing murals and gatherings that foster inclusion and cultural expression in Elyria.
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U.S
George Will
National Endowment For the Arts
Will
Elyrians
Elyria Arts Council
Broad Street
Pioneer Plaza
Cleveland
Elyria
Congress
NEA
America
Clint Rohrbacher
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