Almanac March 31 2018 highlights and trivia
March 31 2018 marks the 90th day of the year and the 12th day of spring. It lists notable birthdays including Rene Descartes Joseph Haydn Liz Claiborne and Ewan McGregor and notes Gustave Eiffel relation to the Statue of Liberty. It recalls John Wooden retirement after UCLA beat Kentucky and captures the Oklahoma! Broadway run total and a full moon.
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Rene Descartes
Joseph Haydn
Jack Johnson
Cesar Chavez
Gordie Howe
Liz Claiborne
Herb Alpert
Christopher Walken
al Gore
U.S
Rhea Perlman
Angus Young
Ewan McGregor
Jessica Szohr
Gustave Eiffel
New York
Statue of Liberty
John Wooden
Ucla Bruins
Kentucky Wildcats
Trump names physician with no management to run VA
President Donald Trump nominates Dr. Ronny Jackson, his personal physician, to head the Department of Veterans Affairs. Critics note Jackson lacks management experience while praising his loyalty and public praise of the president.
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Ronny Jackson
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David Shulkin
New York Times
Shulkin
Senate
Obama
White House
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Ben Carson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Carson
Betsy DeVos
Department of Education
Rick Perry
Department of Energy
Perry
Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules noting a 250 word limit, and that editor can edit for brevity accuracy and taste. It requires signatures full home address and telephone number for verification and provides mail fax and email submission options.
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Bolton a hawk who could shape Trump security policy
Cal Thomas argues John Bolton would strengthen U S foreign policy as national security adviser, praising his readiness to confront enemies and deter threats. He contrasts media labels with Bolton's proven decisiveness, noting past critiques of appeasement and Iran diplomacy and urging support.
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John Bolton
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New York Times
Bolton
the Times
Washington Post
Foreign Policy
America
Hillary Clinton
Jerusalem Post
Caroline Glick
Bill Clinton
North Korea
Obama
Iran
United Nations
U.S
U.N
New York
Census citizenship question harms accuracy and democracy
Vanita Gupta argues the 2020 Census citizenship question undermines count integrity and equity. She cites legal mandates, funding implications, and potential undercount risks, urging Congress to overturn the decision and civil rights groups to pursue litigation nationally.
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Wilbur Ross
Donald Trump
Jeff Sessions
Ross
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Justice Department
Gies
Sessions
Cion
Trump
Trump Campaign
Republican National Committee
California
New York
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