Almanac May 21 2016 Highlights
May 21 marks the 142nd day of 2016 with notable birthdays including Alexander Pope Henri Rousseau Fats Waller and Notable figures such as Andrei Sakharov Al Franken and The Notorious B I G The day recalls Charles Lindberghs 1927 solo trans Atlantic flight and Amelias 1932 solo female crossing Kingda Ka stands 456 feet tall at Six Flags Great Adventure opening in 2005 Full Moon observed May 21.
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Alexander Pope
Henri Rousseau
Fats Waller
Raymond Burr
Andrei Sakharov
al Franken
Laurence “Mr. T” Tureaud
Lisa Edelstein
the Notorious B.I.G
Josh Hamilton
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Long Island
New York
Amelia Earhart
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nancy Lopez
JoAnne Carner
Temple of Fame
Jackson
New Jersey
Chronicle Telegram Letter Submissions Guidance
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor under 250 words. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste and can be sent by mail fax or email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Sanders Risks Helping Trump by Attacking Party
Washington columnist Eugene Robinson argues Bernie Sanders risks aiding Donald Trump if he and his campaign persist in aggressive attacks against the Democratic Party. He warns that continued infighting could depress turnout and hand the White House to Trump, urging a more constructive path toward the Democratic nominee.
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Washington
Bernie Sanders
Democratic Party
Donald Trump
Sanders
Trump
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
White House
Jeb Bush
Marco Rubio
Nostradam
Fox News
Nevada
Philadelphia
Hamilton and Founders Show How Liberty Meets Power
The piece argues that Hamilton and Madison framed a balance between liberty and strong government. It contrasts Founding ideals with modern politics, criticizing calls for expansive spending by Hillary Clinton and speculative views of Donald Trump. It cites Federalist and Jeffersonian thoughts on limited powers and governance.
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Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders
Donald Trump
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Jefferson
Cal Thomas on constitutional bounds and self reliance
Cal Thomas argues the Constitution sets federal limits and urges a return to bounded government. He contrasts Hamilton’s vision with current overreach and highlights self reliance as a remedy, citing the musical Hamilton and calling readers to reflect on history.
Smart path forward through Ohio community college collaborations
The guest column celebrates collaboration among Northeast Ohio community colleges led by LCCC president Roy Church and incoming president Marcia Ballinger. It highlights joint programs such as 3 1 pathways, Accelerated Study in Associate Programs, MAGNET partnerships, and cost-saving shared resources while affirming Gov. Kasich's affordability goals and the region’s commitment to accessible education. The piece underscores 92 000 annual students and multiple institutions including Lakeland, Tri C, Stark State, and Cuyahoga Community College.
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Lorain County Community College
Marcia Ballinger
Roy Church
Church
LCCC
Northeast Ohio
Lakeland Community College
Cuyahoga Community College
Stark State College
Ing
Ballinger
Tri-C
U.S. Department of Labor
Stark
Magnet
Infor
John Kasich
Ohio Association of Community Colleges
Morris Beverage
Alex Johnson
Para M. Jones
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