Almanac May 20 2017 highlights
Almanac notes today is May 20 2017 the 140th day of the year and the 62nd of spring. It lists birthdays for Balzac Mill Fargo Stewart Cocker Cher Olyphant and others, quotes a classical line, recalls Sunday Silence’s 1989 Preakness win, cites 270 million acres given by the Homestead Act, and notes the moon phase between May 18 and May 25.
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Honore de Balzac
John Stuart Mill
William Fargo
Wells Fargo
Jimmy Stewart
Joe Cocker
Cher
Ted Allen
Timothy Olyphant
Busta Rhymes
U.S
Trump’s persecution complex risks dangerous outcomes
Washington analysis notes President Trump portrays himself as a victim amid Mueller’s new special counsel appointment. Cabinet briefings and tweets amplify a siege mindset while Comey’s testimony and Lavrov leak revelations fuel questions of collusion. The piece casts doubt on governance and trust in national secrets.
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Washington
Trump
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Justice Department
FBI
Robert Mueller
White House
Clinton
Obama
Mueller
Middle East
United States
Jerusalem
Ton Post
Oval Office
Sergey Lavrov
Sergey Kislyak
New York Times
James Comey
Comey
Michael Flynn
Russia
Donald Trump
Letters to the Editor at The Chronicle Telegram Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor guidelines. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer with signature full address and phone number for verification. Acceptable delivery via mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
U.K. health care hit again by NHS cyberattack fallout
The NHS faces renewed disruption as hospital IT systems in England and Scotland go offline after a ransomware assault. Authorities report trusts patched little and warn of mounting delays, with patients and staff bearing the consequences amid broader debates on health care reform.
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Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom
National Health Service
England
Sky News
Tom Cheshire
NHS
Washington
London Times
White House
the Times
Daily Telegraph
Decline in UK NHS doctors and surge in private care debate
Cal Thomas notes rising physician shortages in the UK, with 250000 patients displaced by hospital closures and a drop in doctors since 2013. He criticizes government promises, praises private options, and questions faith in government run health care amid slow reforms and cross border recruitment efforts.
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Conservative
Lithuania
Poland
Greece
U.K
U.S
Father kept Southern traditions alive in Elyria baseball memories
Shirley Brown-Reeder recalls her father Paul Brown fostering Southern customs in Elyria, from attending Cleveland Indians games and admiring Negro league stars like Doby and Easter to maintaining rabbit raising, wild game eating, and Southern cuisine. He urged thoughtful dialogue on Native American imagery in sports.
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Elyria
Paul Brown
Municipal Stadium
Indians
South
Cleveland Indians
Jackie Robinson
Alabama
Birmingham Black Barons
Atlanta Black Crackers
New York Black Yankees
Larry Doby
Luke Easter
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Doby
Easter
Wahoo
Louis Sockalexis
Cleveland
Columbus
India
North Maple House
Jacky
Paul Jr
Bob
Brown
North Maple
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Port Clinton
Shirley Brown-Reeder
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