Almanac March 23 historical notes and birthdays
On March 23 2016 the almanac highlights the 83rd day of 2016 and the start of spring. It lists notable birthdays including Joan Crawford Akira Kurosawa Roger Bannister Ric Ocasek and Kyrie Irving. It notes Mir space station was deorbited in 2001 and quotes Joan Crawford on love. It also recalls Nixon Frost interviews and the March full moon.
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Akira Kurosawa
Roger Bannister
Ric Ocasek
Ron Jaworski
Chaka Khan
Kenneth Cole
Moses Malone
Jason Kidd
Michelle Monaghan
Keri Russell
Perez Hilton
Kyrie Irving
Fiji
David Frost
Richard Nixon
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including word limit of 250 words, the need for signature, full home address and phone number, and submission methods by mail fax or email for verification and editorial page editing.
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Elyria
Congress Backed Flint Woes Show EPA Power Limits
In a House hearing on Flint water poisoning, EPA head Gina McCarthy explained states enforce drinking water standards under current law, a point GOP lawmakers pressed as they blamed the EPA. The contretemps highlighted a conservative push to curb federal power even as Flint exposed failed state oversight under Gov. Rick Snyder. McCarthy argued the law keeps federal action limited until widespread danger is proven and the state addresses fixes.
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Feds
Michigan
Washington
Ronmental Protection Agency
Department of Environmental Protection
Donald Trump
Rick Snyder
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House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
John Mica
R-Fla
Jason Chaffetz
Utah
Scott DesJarlais
Tenn
Chaffetz
Paul Gosar
R-Ariz
Obama backs thaw as Cuba regime endgame nears
In Havana Obama expands diplomacy, lifts travel limits, and weakens the embargo amid calls for change. The piece argues U.S. policy failed for decades, credits Obama for a pragmatic shift, and notes Raul Castro's potential move toward market reforms under one-party rule. The author predicts Cuba will test the new openness as Raul nears 2018 resignation and Fidel Castro ages.
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Garland nomination sparks debate over liberal center
Cal Thomas notes continued claims Garland is moderate while media and politicians push partisan labels. He cites polls and editorials, recalls past Supreme Court picks, and argues Republicans may refuse a hearing to block President Obama’s choice. Readers are urged to question the centrism label and its political use.
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William Harper
William Brennan
Harry Blackmun
Warren Burger
Sandra Day O’connor
David Souter
Anthony Kennedy
Mitch McConnell
Moving Stations of the Cross at St Jude Church
Witnesses describe an emotionally charged St Jude Church Stations of the Cross directed by Dean Robinson of Elyria Catholic High School with 16 students, 12 roles, three singers, and one pianist. The final performance is at Elyria Catholic High School at 1 p.m. today. guests should check in with the administration office.
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Dean Robinson
Elyria Catholic High School
St. Jude School
Veronica
Jesus
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