Almanac March 27 2025 highlights and birthdays
This almanac notes today is the 86th day of 2025 with spring underway. It lists birthdays such as Wilhelm Roentgen and Quentin Tarantino, mentions Nelson Hunt silver market failure in 1980, recalls Oregon beating Ohio State to win the 1939 NCAA tournament, quotes Sarah Vaughan, notes Mariah Carey’s first five No 1s, and marks the moon phase between March 22 and March 29.
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Henry Royce
Rolls-Royce Limited
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Gloria Swanson
Sarah Vaughan
Quentin Tarantino
Mariah Carey
Nathan Fillion
Fergie
Halle Bailey
Nelson Bunker Hunt
William Herbert Hunt
Oregon
Ohio State
Carey
Chronicle Telegram Letters Guidelines For Election Coverage
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and edits for brevity accuracy and taste. Deadline for May 6 election coverage is 5 p m Friday April 25. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and include signature full home address and phone number for verification. BY MAIL editorial page editor Box 4010 Elyria OH 44036 BY FAX 329 7282 Attention Editorial Page Editor BY EMAIL letters chroniclet com
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Trump attacks Columbia protests amid antisemitism debate
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell argues against Trump administration tactics toward Columbia and other dissenters, linking deportation, due process cuts, and anti immigrant rhetoric to endangering Jewish and other minority safety. She condemns actions seen as punitive and calls for protecting civil rights and liberty for all.
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Columbia University
Donald Trump
Columbia
Cornell University
Israel
Trump
Nick Fuentes
Germany
Elon Musk
Pentagon
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Mahmoud Khalil
Khalil
Gaza
U.S
Hamas
United Nations Organization
Questioning the notion of a wasteful federal bureaucracy
John M. Crisp argues against the GOP view that the federal government is bloated and inefficient. He cites everyday efficiencies like mail delivery, Social Security, interstate travel, and military strength to challenge Musk and Trump’s critique, urging readers to question sweeping claims.
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Republican Party
Trump
Elon Musk
Walmart Corporation
Harvard University
U.S. Army
Rotary Club
Sam
Musk
U.S
I.R.S
Wichita
City fleet questioned as nonessential vehicles parked at hall
A reader highlights roughly two dozen city owned vehicles across departments parked at Elyria City Hall on weekdays. The piece questions necessity, urges public disclosure of vehicle assignments, and suggests selling excess units to save taxpayer money. It notes a push for seat belt use in school buses reflecting evolving transport safety debates with NBT advocacy.
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Mayor's Office
Elyria City Hall
Chronicle-Telegram
National Association For Pupil Transportation
NAPT
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Aidan Clark
Springfield
Ohio
Rudy Breglia
Avon Lake
Signal-gate exposes risky rush in Trump team communications
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius reports that the Trump administration rushed policy moves via unsecured chat groups, exposing sensitive decisions about Yemen, Europe, and intelligence handling. The piece highlights officials bypassing procedures, relying on encrypted apps, and the risk of leaks and security breaches.
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Silicon Valley
Elon Musk
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Congress
Michael Waltz
Yemen
Joe Biden
Waltz
Houthi PC
Jeffrey Goldberg
the Atlantic
Europe
JD Vance
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Suez Canal
Pete Hegseth
Potus
Hegseth
Biden
Iran
Stephen Miller
White House
Egypt
Mark R. Warner
D-Va
Senate Intelligence Committee
Russia
Hamas
Israel
Steve Witkoff
Witkoff
Justice Department
Mar-a- Lago
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