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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2010

Page

13

Almanac highlights for March 25 2010

The almanac marks day 84 of 2010 with spring underway. Notable items include 1634 Maryland colony settlement, 1965 MLK march in Montgomery, 1994 US withdraws from Somalia. Birthdays list Bela Bartok to Danica Patrick, quotes, sports, and demographic fact.

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Stupak and the abortion order deception debated

The column portrays Bart Stupak as betraying pro life aims by voting for a health care bill and accepting an executive order on abortion funding as political cover. It argues the order is unenforceable and that Pelosi and Obama pursued abortion funding in the Senate bill.

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McConnell argued against universal health care in The New York Times

Richard Cohen notes Mitch McConnell criticized Obama’s medical reform as moving the U S toward Western Europe Yet Cohen argues the country is moving toward universal health care with strong political and cultural divides persisting The piece contrasts private insurers with government roles and highlights public sentiment shifts in health policy debates

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Tea party venom amid racist chants linked to health care debate

Leonard Pitts Jr argues that racism marginalizes claims of protest, citing the John Lewis incident and repeated anti minority slurs at Tea Party gatherings. He notes historical Civil Rights figures and asks if hostility toward reform reveals deeper racial undercurrents within the movement.

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Not Your Daughter's Jeans and the Power of Mine

Susan Reimer reflects on blue jeans as a personal symbol spanning generations. She recalls wearing jeans as a student, the jeans she cherishes for work and relief after a long day, and a single pair that tears revealing more about her than she expected. The piece blends nostalgia with humor and ends noting her repair dilemma.

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