Almanac entry highlights birthdays and a Messner feat
The almanac notes birthdays of Noah Webster Oscar Wilde David Ben-Gurion Eugene ONeill Angela Lansbury Suzanne Somers Bob Weir Tim Robbins Manute Bol John Mayer Sue Bird Bryce Harper Naomi Osaka and singer John Mayer turning 47. It also cites Reinhold Messner climbing Lhotse completing all 14 eight-thousanders, and quotes Wilde. The moon phase is between Oct 10 first quarter and Oct 17 full moon.
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Harris Urges Democrats to Focus on Turning Out Voters
A column urges the Democratic campaign to stop doomscrolling and mobilize. It notes Kamala Harris leads in some polls, touts campaign organizing with 350 offices and 2,500 staff, compares to Trump’s outside groups, and stresses victory will hinge on votes, not vibes.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including a 250 word limit, potential edits for brevity and taste, and the requirement of signature, full address, and phone number for verification. Deadline for Nov 5 election letters is 5 p.m. Friday Oct 25 and submission options include mail, fax, and email.
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GOP Hope Sounds in Black Voter Shifts
A political column analyzes shifting Black voting patterns with rise in Black conservatives among 18 to 29 year olds and concerns over Democratic reliance on Black voters. It cites Obama and Biden remarks and cites the 2024 National Black Voter Project Longitudinal Study.
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Black voters drift and party promises in education and rights
Cal Thomas argues Republicans can win Black voters by appealing on school choice and economic issues while Democrats cling to unions and abortion rights. He cites frustrations with unkept promises and media bias, urging focus on concrete policies over rhetoric. The piece closes inviting readers to email comments.
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Firelands school tax issue draws voter support
Megan Pycraft argues for Firelands Schools to back Issue 20, citing 94 percent college graduation, funding needs for staff salaries and materials, and the district's 13 years without new operating revenue. She and other Amherst readers urge voting yes to sustain programs, robots, bands, and activities.
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