Almanag Daily Birthdays and Facts 2014
Almanac notes include birthdays for L Frank Baum Pierre Curie Richard Daley Madeleine Albright Roger Ailes Brian Eno Chazz Palminteri George Brett Dan Patrick Emmitt Smith Ray Lewis and a fact about presidential mail privileges. Smarty Jones won the 2004 Preakness by 11 1 2 lengths. Albright turns 77 today.
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NBA Punishes Sterling Emphatically After Racist Remarks
Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bob Ray Sanders reflects on NBA Commissioner Adam Silver’s lifetime ban and a 2.5 million dollar fine against Clippers owner Donald Sterling. He discusses fallout including sponsor withdrawals, politics, NAACP responses, and warnings from Judge Daryl Coffey about stricter morals clauses in contracts for players and executives.
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Economic power shifts as China overtakes US in 2014 GDP
Washington columnist Robert Samuelson notes World Bank figures imply China will surpass the United States in 2014 GDP in constant 2011 dollars, with China at about 16.8 trillion versus 16.1 trillion for the U.S. per capita income and global geopolitics discussed.
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Five Ways to Bridge Income Inequality
Alvaro Huerta argues five steps to reduce disparity: raise the minimum wage, expand affordable housing, boost public education spending, make public universities tuition free for qualified students, and increase taxes on the wealthiest. The piece notes Latino wealth declines and higher poverty, urging policy action for all underpaid groups.
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