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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2014

Page

11

Almanac entries for birthdays and historical notes

Almanac notes list notable birthdays across occupations from Thomas Wolfe to Anquan Boldin. It recalls 1989 Washington Thanksgiving declaration, Bobby Thomson’s 1951 pennant homer, a $1 trillion transfer after German reunification, and a moon phase between Oct 1 and Oct 8.

Thomas Wolfe Harvey Kurtzman Gore Vidal Chubby Checker al Sharpton Stevie Ray Vaughan Fred Couples Clive Owen Gwen Stefani Neve Campbell Lena Headey Talib Kweli Seann William Scott Anquan Boldin New York Giants Bobby Thomson Brooklyn Dodgers Germany

Deadline for Letters to Editor for Nov 4 Election

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters under 250 words for the November 4 election. Include signature, full address, and phone for verification. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria OH 44036 or fax 329-7282 or email letters chroniclet.com by 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 31.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Chroniclet.com

Seinfeld election worries over too many issues in U S races

Doyle McManus argues the 2014 midterms reflect a campaign focused on too many topics from birth to terrorism, with both parties offering narrow, local campaigns rather than a bold national agenda. Voters show apathy, aiding GOP gains but lacking a clear mandate. The piece contrasts micro battles in states like Colorado Georgia Iowa with national messaging challenges.

U.S. Senate Colorado Senate Denver Post Georgia George H.W. Bush Iowa Obama Nancy Pelosi Mitch McConnell America Newt Gingrich Mitt Romney Arkansas Louisiana North Carolina Alaska Alison Lundergan Grimes Kentucky McConnell Barack Obama David Winston John A. Boehner Rohio Peggy Noonan Ronald Reagan Wall Street Journal Andrew Kohut Pew Research Center NBC News Washington GOP

Carter reaches 90 amid reflections on his aides

Carl P Leubsdorf notes Jimmy Carter's 90th birthday alongside memories of aides Hamilton Jordan and Jody Powell who shaped his presidency. The piece recalls their early missteps, later crucial roles, and Carter's post presidency work including peacemaking, Habitat for Humanity, and authorship of 23 books.

George H.W. Bush Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan John Adams Herbert Hoover Georgia Bush Habitat For Humanity Dallas-Fort Worth Carter Hamilton Jordan Jody Powell Jordan Powell Washington Georgia Senate Texas H. Ross Perot Association of Tennis Professionals Camp Sunshine Marlin Fitzwater Reagan Mike McCurry Bill Clinton

Lehman Crash Mystery Spurs Debate on Authority

Washington Post columnist notes a New York Times report questioning if Lehman Brothers could have been saved in September 2008. The piece outlines legal limits on Fed action, argues policymakers avoided bailouts to avoid Wall Street favoritism, and cites 13(3) of the Fed Act and Dodd-Frank as factors shaping future crises.

Washington New York Times Lehman Brothers Lehman Bear Stearns Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Treasury Henry Paulson Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke New York Federal Reserve Bank Timothy the Times James B. Stewart Peter Eavis New York Fed The Times Paulson Bernanke Geithner Wall Street Goldman Sachs Congress William Cline Joseph Gagnon Peterson Institute Cline Gagnon

World Without Abortion: Life and Death in El Salvador

Amnesty International reports on the harsh realities of abortion bans in El Salvador where rape, fetal anomaly, or maternal illness can force risky pregnancies. Beatriz’s case drew international attention as authorities claimed no abortion occurred, highlighting global rights debates and similar tensions in Ireland and the United States.

el Salvador Amnesty International Mississippi Beatriz United Nations Inter-American Court of Human Rights Savita Halappanavar Ireland U.S Supreme Court

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