Almanac highlights September 1 2016 and historic figures
September 1 2016 almanac notes today marks day 245 of 2016 and day 74 of summer. It lists birthdays of Engelbert Humperdinck through Gloria Estefan and notes Poland's WWII casualties. Mentions Murakami first Japanese MLB player and Dershowitz quote. Reports 900 unmarked graves found during Boston subway dig and a new moon.
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Engelbert Humperdinck
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Richard Farnsworth
Rocky Marciano
Boxcar Willie
Conway Twitty
Alan Dershowitz
Lily Tomlin
Barry Gibb
James Rebhorn
Gloria Estefan
Poland
Boston
Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone. provide contact details for verification.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Trump language on "the blacks" signals separation and politics
Kathleen Parker analyzes Donald Trump use of "the blacks" and its implications for race, empathy, and electoral strategy. The column argues the phrase reveals an objectifying stance and questions whether Trump can win by appealing to nonwhite voters, noting historical white voting trends and GOP dynamics.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Smiths
Google
Trump
al Sharpton
Detroit
Iowa
Hillary Clinton
United States
Republican Party
GOP
Whit Ayres
Ayres
Mitt Romney
Romney
John McCain
Donald
Ronald Reagan
You Have the Right to Remain Innocent summary caution
The essay explains why young and vulnerable people are prone to false confessions during police interrogations. It cites studies showing high juvenile confession rates and long interrogation times, recounts cases like Felix and Eddie Lowery, and urges refusing to answer questions without a lawyer. James Duane, Regent Law School professor, argues for silence until counsel.
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Alex Kozinski
Oakland
Calif
Felix
Eddie Lowery
Ft. Riley
Kan
Lowery
James Duane
Regent Law School
Virginia Beach
The
Los Angeles Times
Little A
Gene Wilder Loved His Widely Overlooked Wife
Connie Schultz notes in a column how Gene Wilder’s 25 year marriage to Karen Webb Boyer, a lip reading specialist, shaped his life and memoirs He married Karen in 1991 after Gilda Radner’s death and cared for her through his cancer treatment and Alzheimer’s decline.
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Gene Wilder
Karen
Wilder
New York Times
Karen Boyer
Karen Webb Boyer
Richard
Pryor
Atlantic
Gilda Radner
Karen Webb
Gene
Gilda
Radner
Sparkle
Connie Schultz
Kent State University
School of Journalism
Sherrod Brown
U.S. Senate
Schultz
Yahoo
Creators Syndicate
Creators.com
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