Almanac highlights for March 30 with births and trivia
Almanac entry for March 30 2016 notes notable birthdays including Vincent van Gogh and Celine Dion plus a fact about Alaska’s purchase price. It cites Jack Nicklaus debut in 1990, a Van Gogh quote, a Batman Detective Comics No. 27 sale, and Eric Clapton turning 71. Moon phase is noted between March 23 and March 31.
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Francisco Goya
Vincent van Gogh
John Astin
Warren Beatty
Eric Clapton
Paul Reiser
Piers Morgan
Celine Dion
Secretariat
Norah Jones
Alaska
United States
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor, including a 250 word limit, potential editing for brevity and taste, and required signature full address and phone number. It provides submission methods by mail fax and email for verification and editorial review.
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Chronicle-Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Media did not create Trump mania says Eugene Robinson
The Washington Post columnist argues the media simply reports and competes in a free market. He asserts Trump’s 90 percent name recognition and massive crowds drove coverage, not media manipulation, and urges focus on Trump’s message and voter appeal rather than media power.
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Trump
Washington
Donald Trump
Miles
Trump Tower
Fifth Avenue
Republican Party
Martin O’malley
Jim Gilmore
Eating Trump column as recipes from global chefs
NPR columnist Peter Sagal explores a food themed bet on Trump nomination. Washington chef Victor Albisu proposes diverse newspaper based dishes including chilaquiles and saffron rice with shredded newspaper, all served with political commentary. Readers are invited to submit ideas for a crowd sourced cook off if Trump wins.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Trump
America
Peter Sagal
NPR
George W. Bush
Poutine
Jose Andres
Victor Albisu
del Campo
Victor
Mexico
China
Iran
Falafel
Syria
Why terrorism need not be 'new normal'
Cal Thomas argues against resignation to jihadist attacks across Europe and the U.S. He cites Brussels and Paris as proof that restraint and political correctness empower terrorists, urging decisive action and a wartime mindset to counter Islamist extremism. He references Obama, Erdogan, bin Laden, Blair, and the idea that Islam is not divided into moderate and extreme forms. Readers may email.
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Brussels
Koen Geens
Paris
America
Afghanistan
Iraq
Syria
Osama bin Laden
John Miller
ABC News
Beirut
Somalia
Washington, D.C
Lanham
Maryland
Obama
Tayyip Erdogan
Turkish Religious Foundation
Diyanet
Virginia
Dar al-Hijrah
Hamas
Anwar al-Awlaki
Erdogan
bin Laden
Tony Blair
U.S
Prosecutor Loses Primary Backing Over Police Shootings
The March primaries ousted Anita Alvarez in Chicago and Timothy McGinty in Cleveland, signaling rising voter scrutiny of prosecutors handling police shootings. Black Lives Matter pressure and digital media amplified calls for reform, with Foxx and O Malley winning as reform momentum grows.
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Anita Alvarez
Timothy McGinty
Cook County
Alvarez
Laquan McDonald
Chicago
Cuyahoga County
Rice
Cleveland
Black Lives Matter
Chicago Tribune
Kim
Rahm Emanuel
McDonald
Democratic Party
Foxx
McGinty
Michael O’malley
the Plain Dealer
Marshall Project
Angela Corey
Florida
Jackie Lacey
Los Angeles
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Megyn Kelly
San Bernardino
Eunenerohirenn
Washpost.com
Katherine Miller
Chef Action Network
Dana Milbank
Milbank
Ior
Cal Thomas
Teaeditors
Tribpub.com
Fred McKissack Jr
Tribune News Service
Fred Mckhissack Jr
Progressive Media Project
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