Almanac Snapshot for October 14 2017
Today marks the 287th day of 2017 and the 23rd day of autumn. Notable birthdays include Dwight D. Eisenhower Lillian Gish and Ralph Lauren. Felix Baumgartner set a record skydiving speed in 2012. The quote honors dissent and eight MLB teams have never won a World Series. Moon phase noted.
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It would be a high crime for Trump to abandon Puerto Rico
Opinion essay arguing that abandoning Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria would be a high crime and impeachable act. Calls for Congress to start impeachment proceedings if FEMA and other responders are withdrawn. Emphasizes national unity and the dangers of political rhetoric harming disaster relief.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules for the November 7 general election. Deadline 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 27. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and include signature full address and phone for verification.
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Seattle Law School censors immigration debate critics say
Cal Thomas describes Seattle University School of Law revoking Federalist Society event sponsorship over an immigration debate. He argues dean Annette Clark suppresses dissent, equating campus censorship with thought police and calls for tuition refunds and federal subsidy reviews.
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Seattle Law School
Congress Holds Opioid Karaoke As Trump Fails To Act
In a bipartisan House Energy and Commerce hearing lawmakers perform three minute solos about opioid tragedies in their states. They criticize Trump for no national plan while backing limited funding and policies under existing acts. The piece condemns inaction and mocks the administration’s response.
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