Almanac Item Highlights Notable Birthdays and Facts
November 5 2016 marks day 310 of 2016 with notable birthdays including Roy Rogers Vivien Leigh Art Garfunkel Sam Shepard Bill Walton Kris Jenner and Bryan Adams Tilda Swinton Famke Janssen Seth Gilliam Sam Rockwell Ryan Adams Bubba Watson Kevin Jonas and others Saudi women gained right to vote and run for office in 2015 Foreman Moorer bout made him oldest heavyweight champion and three nations still bar women from national voting Vatican City Brunei UAE moon phase noted between Oct 30 and Nov 7
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Election stakes and stark contrasts in climate and policy
Column asserts Clinton backs Paris climate accord, NATO unity, and immigration reform while Trump favors fossil fuels, Russia alignment, hard-line immigration, and large debt increases. It cites 11 million undocumented in the US, 2044 minority majority forecast, and projected debt impacts of both campaigns.
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Deadline Passes for Nov 8 Letters to Editor
The Chronicle Telegram notes that the deadline for submitting letters to the editor regarding the November 8 general election has passed. It states letters should be 250 words or fewer and subject to editing for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full address and phone for verification. Communications options listed include mail fax and email.
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Last Speech Outline for Trump Victory Bid
A proposed telecasted address imagines Donald Trump appealing to persuadable voters. It frames a pledge to rebuild the military, reform healthcare, curb immigration, cut waste, reform entitlements, nominate constitutional judges, and empower schools and faith groups, with Mike Pence as partner. The piece cites Ronald Reagan’s optimism and ends with a call for voter support.
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Trump as the greatest threat to U S security, Rubin argues
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Trudy Rubin warns that a Trump presidency would pose three main dangers: poor character and impulsive foreign policy risk, reckless abandonment of alliances, and naiveté in handling adversaries including Russia China and ISIS. She advocates for Hillary Clinton as a steadier alternative.
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