Almanac Highlights for October 7 2015
Birthdays include Niels Bohr Elijah Muhammad June Allyson and Vladimir Putin The recall of Gray Davis led to Arnold Schwarzenegger becoming California governor Walter Payton broke Jim Brown s rushing record in 1984 Georgia Tech ran up 222 points in 1916 in a 222 0 win over Cumberland Moon phase noted between Oct 4 and Oct 12
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Election letters guidelines for Chronicle-Telegram readers
The Chronicle-Telegram sets rules for letters to the editor on the November 3 general election. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday October 23. Submissions must include signature, full address, and phone number. mail fax or email options are provided.
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Obama cautious in Syria as Putin acts fast and bold
Washington sees Obama as prudent for avoiding a rushed Syria escalation while Putin pursues Assad. U S policy aims to degrade Islamic State with airstrikes and aid to rebels, yet rebels seek Assad's removal. The piece notes risks from weapon transfers, civilian harm, and calls for action amid competing goals and a cautionary stance.
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Doctors Without Borders
Kunduz
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Lindsey Graham
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Biden's delayed decision on 2016 presidential run continues
The piece tracks ongoing Biden speculation over whether the vice president will run in 2016. It notes hedged reporting from Politico and multiple outlets, conflicting signals on timing, and advisers split on pursuing a campaign while Biden cites personal loss and readiness concerns.
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Obama remarks on Oregon shooting prompt criticism
Cal Thomas critiques President Obama's Oregon shooting remarks and gun policy, arguing he politicizes tragedies and ignores shooter accountability. The column accuses him of misleading statements on gun laws debt and economic policy while highlighting GAO findings and labor data.
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