World Cup Almanac November 30 2016 snapshot
Almanac entry noting today's date 2016-11-30 with notable births including Swift Twain Churchill and Stiller. Sports reference recalls U S women beat Norway 2 1 in 1991 to win first Women’s World Cup. Churchill quote and Ken Jennings Jeopardy record total 2 520 700 dollars cited. Moon phase between new moon on Nov 29 and Dec 7.
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Fidel death could spark Cuba reforms under Raul
Washington column argues Raul Castro may move toward a Chinese style one party state with limited free market reform now that Fidel is gone. It warns Trump must not revert to hard line policy or risk strengthening Raul while undermining Cuban hopes for change.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full address and phone number for verification and use mail fax or email for submission.
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Death of Fidel Castro Ignites Debate on His Legacy
A juxtaposition of praise and harsh critique follows Fidel Castro's death. Obama lauds limited positives while critics cite systemic oppression, crumbling healthcare, and restricted education. Human rights groups condemn dissent suppression, and Trump calls Castro a brutal dictator.
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Trump relies on Infowars as source for election claims
The piece critiques President-elect Donald Trump for echoing Infowars theories about millions voting illegally and a Clinton win. it highlights Alex Jones's role, repeats examples of debunked claims, and notes Trump’s praise and advisers linked to Infowars.
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