Almanac Event Summary March 22 2025 Highlights
Almanac notes mark March 22 2025 as the 81st day with birthdays for Louis L Amour Karl Malden Marcel Marceau Stephen Sondheim William Shatner James Patterson Wolf Blitzer Andrew Lloyd Webber Bob Costas Keegan Michael Key Kathryn Jean Lopez Reese Witherspoon and J J Watt. It recalls the Beatles Please Please Me UK release in 1963 and quotes Louis L Amour on learning hunger plus a 2024 US alcoholic beverage sales estimate of 1129 billion dollars and the last quarter moon on March 22.
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The Mirage of a Trump Manufacturing Comeback
Fareed Zakaria argues that reviving U S manufacturing is a flawed goal. He notes services dominate rich economies, with 80 percent of U S nonfarm jobs in services and manufacturing shrinking to about 8 percent. Protectionism stalls innovation, as markets reward competition and efficiency rather than subsidies, making a broad industrial revival unlikely.
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Letters to the editor guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
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Due process in crisis over Venezuelan deportations
Legal wrangle centers on use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans amid a dispute over due process. Judge Boasberg halted flights for hearings, while President Trump urged impeachment and alternatives like Guantanamo were discussed. Magna Carta traditions underpin calls for lawful procedure even as drastic options circulate.
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Due process in immigration and presidential power debate
The piece argues against bypassing immigration judges and due process for Venezuelan detainees, calling for constitutional rights and fair procedure. It cites George Mason and warns against totalitarian patterns, urging that due process must apply to all or none. Readers are invited to email Cal Thomas with views.
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Readers condemn SB 1 in Ohio education debate
In a letter to the editor, residents criticize state Reps Gayle Manning Kellie Deeter and Sen Nathan Manning for backing Senate Bill 1 the Higher Education Destruction Act. They warn it endangers student services faculty rights and university economics and accuse party leadership of forcing the vote.
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Avon Lake debates audits and levies amid tax fears
Avon Lake residents demand audits and transparency from the school board as they oppose new building projects and operating levies. Early voting runs April 8 to May 6 for Issues 16 and 17, with calls to scrutinize spending and avoid further financial burden on taxpayers.
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