Almanac Highlights from October 1 2015
October 1 2015 marks day 274 of the year and the ninth day of autumn. Notable birthdays include Walter Matthau Jimmy Carter Julie Andrews Rod Carew and Mark McGwire. Historical notes cover a 1957 first paper currency with In God we trust and Roger Maris 61st homer in 1961. Jimmy Carter’s quote closes with context on national strength. The Disney World opening ticket price and 2015 admission are listed, along with the moon phase between September 27 and October 4.
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Jimmy Carter
U.S
William Rehnquist
United States
Tom Bosley
Richard Harris
Julie Andrews
Rod Carew
Tim O’brien
Randy Quaid
Esai Morales
Mark McGwire
Zach Galifianakis
Roger Maris
Walt Disney World
Magic Kingdom
Who leads the GOP after Boehner’s exit
The Freedom Caucus, about 37 ultra conservatives, seeks a new real leader after deposing John Boehner. They lack a capable candidate, while Kevin McCarthy and Steve Scalise contend for key posts as Cathy McMorris Rodgers sits out. Voters may crave governance over constant fights.
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Freedom Caucus
Capitol Hill
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House
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Boehner
Planned Parenthood
GOP
White House
Obama
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Now
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Steve Scalise
Georgia
Tom Price
Ryan
Texas
Jeb Hensarling
Cathy McMorris Rodgers
House Republican Conference
Rodgers
Boehner Aims to Clean Up Before His Departure
Boehner tells CBS News he wants to “clean the barn up” before leaving the speakership as he weighs a slim chance to keep government functioning until the next president. He notes past deals on Medicare, Social Security, taxes, and sequester changes, while immigration reform support has evaporated.
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Washington
John Boehner
CBS News
John Dickerson
Boehner
Obama
Boehner faces a tough bid for a bipartisan debt bargain
Ruth Marcus argues a mini bargain would only fix short term problems and urges Boehner to rally conservatives. She notes past departures from Hastert rule and the need for a credible plan that includes chained CPI reform, while warning Democrats may resist. Pray for a bargain but keep the shovel handy.
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Election Letters Guidelines For The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor on the Nov 3 general election. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for length. Include signature full address and phone number for verification. Mailing Fax and Email instructions provided.
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Elyria
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Congress hearing pits Richards calm against Jordan shouting
At a five hour Oversight hearing on Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards remained composed while Rep Jim Jordan repeatedly shouted and interrupted her tests showing gendered dynamics. Virginia Rep Gerry Connolly condemned the treatment as misogyny reflecting broader political tensions.
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Planned Parenthood
Carly Fiorina
Cecile Richards
U.S
Jim Jordan
Ohio
Richards
Jordan
House Committee On Oversight and Government Reform
Virginia
Gerry Connolly
John Duncan
Ann Richards
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
Capitol Hill
Washington
Connie Schultz on Planned Parenthood and endometriums of political attacks
Pulitzer columnist Connie Schultz recounts her support for Planned Parenthood, recounts hosting moments with activists, and notes polls showing public support while warning against efforts to curb women's access to birth control and abortion. She highlights personal memories and advocacy milestones.
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