Phantom of the Opera longest Broadway show record
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera is noted as the longest running Broadway show with 11,087 performances. The almanac also lists notable births including John Lennon and David Cameron among others.
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Alastair Sim
John Lennon
Jackson Browne
Tony Shalhoub
Scott Bakula
Mike Singletary
Guillermo del Toro
David Cameron
Annike Sorenstam
Brandon Routh
Scotty McCreery
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Broadway
World Series attendance and famous quotes date list
The page notes Woodrow Wilson attending a World Series in 1915 and quotes John Lennon on Elvis. It also lists the Washington Monument built with 36 491 marble bricks and a moon phase between October 8 and October 15.
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Woodrow Wilson
John Lennon
Washington Monument
Election letters guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor for the November 4 election. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer and include signature, full address, and phone number for verification. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday October 24.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Re-elect Tom Williams for Lorain County commissioner
Ed Sinegar urges Lorain County voters to reelect Tom Williams as commissioner, praising his four years of restraint on sales taxes, cost cuts, and sheriff deputy hires, and contrasting with opponent Matt Lundy running for county post.
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Columbus
Matt Lundy
Lundy
Lorain County
Tom Williams
Williams
Obama beheading rhetoric sparks critique of leadership
Kathleen Parker critiques how media and leaders normalize violence notes beheadings and Ebola fears while questioning President Obama's attention and decision making. The column argues for clear conviction and warns of politics amid crisis, urging voters to consider leadership and stakes in elections.
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Obama
James Foley
Bashar al-Assad
America
U.S
Iran
Gay rights on the march in Supreme Court pace debate
A Washington Post column surveys the evolution of same sex marriage law from criminal sodomy to potential federal recognition. It weighs court inertia, Republican silence, and future Supreme Court action while noting past political positions and the path toward a national standard. Ruth Marcus hints at forthcoming judicial rulings.
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Washington
Athat
Supreme Court
John F. Kennedy
Byron White
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Barack Obama
George W. Bush
Texas
Ted Cruz
Utah
Mike Lee
Republican Congressional
Republican National Committee
Tony Perkins
Family Research Council
Evan Wolfson
Alabama
Ohio couple finally wed in New York after long fight
Connie Schultz recalls Jackie Cerruti Cassara and Kathryn Matthews Huey who after twenty years together traveled to New York to obtain a marriage license and marry. She notes Ohio bans on same sex marriage and reflects on impact, celebration, and resilience of love.
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Jackie
Kate
Carmine’s
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Jackie Cerruti Cassara
Kathryn Matthews Huey
Ohio
Howard Hanna Realty Company
Amistad Chapel
United Church
Laurie
Baskin-Robbins
New York City
New York
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Hollywood
George Orwell
Kathleen Parker
Kathleenparker
Washpost
Ruth Marcus
Washpost.com
Connie Schultz
Parade Magazine
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