Almanac Highlights for October 8 2014
Highlights include birthdays of Otto Warburg Frank Herbert Paul Hogan Harvey Pekar and others. A historical note recalls the Peshtigo fire on the same day as the Great Chicago Fire with over 1200 lives lost. Frank Herbert quotes a thought on logic and the universe. The Manhattan Project cost is estimated at 26 billion dollars through 1945. A full moon occurs on October 8.
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Nick Cannon
Bruno Mars
Angus T. Jones
Election Letters Guidelines For The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor about the November 4 election. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday October 24. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and include signature full address and phone for verification by mail fax or email.
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Supreme Court silent on same sex marriage signals big shift
In a ruling that surprised many, the Supreme Court declined to hear five states challenges to gay marriage, reinforcing lower court victories and setting the stage for same sex marriage to expand across 24 states and the District of Columbia. The decision, while not decrying the practice, effectively allows broader recognition of marriages in future appeals.
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Salt Lake City
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Panetta’s critique shocks Jindal during Washington speech
In a USA Today interview, Leon Panetta harshly criticizes Obama over Iraq policy and Syria red lines, influencing Bobby Jindal who had planned a Monday Washington address. Jindal cites Panetta as a disloyal voice while Panetta promotes his forthcoming book and echoes GOP criticism of the president.
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Americans can handle the truth about Ebola and ISIS
Opinion piece questions trust in leaders and experts amid Ebola and ISIS coverage. It cites Dooms, quarantines, and unemployment data while arguing for transparent government truth telling and public accountability. Cal Thomas invites reader emails.
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