Almanac Highlights for September 21, 2016
Today lists notable births including Queen Elizabeth and Buddy Holly, recalls Farnsworth and Zworykin patents, notes the 1963 Pro Football Hall of Fame opening and a 17 member charter, quotes Grandma Moses on painting, and marks 303 Hall of Fame members with moon phase details.
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Queen Elizabeth
Grandma
Anna Mary) Moses
Paul Brown
Jacob Lawrence
Buddy Holly
Gloria Gaynor
Chrissie Hynde
Michael Emerson
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Grandma Moses
North Carolina voter ID push framed as disenfranchisement
Documents show the NC GOP coordinated efforts to deter black voters via strict ID rules and reduced early voting. Court rulings strike down the law while spurring debate on minority access and GOP motives in voting restrictions.
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Washington
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Mitt Romney
North Carolina
Washington Post
Post
William Wan
Wan
Election Board
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Pat McCrory
Supreme Court
Texas
Wisconsin
Kansas
North Dakota
GOP
Justice Department
State Senate
Reality derailing Trump campaign in the reality show analogy
A Washington discussion compares Donald Trump’s campaign to a reality television series losing its plot. The piece argues Trump dominates airwaves yet the narrative lacks coherence, with voters drifting and the production failing to deliver genuine consequences.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Trump
Arnold Schwarzenegger
U.S
The
Post
Hank Stuever
Paul Manafort
United States
Michael Bloomberg
Paris Hilton
New York
Melania
Real Housewives
Katrina Pierson
Sisters In Law
Omarosa Manigault
Apprentice
Marla Maples
Jen Chaney
Quinn
Rachel
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies including word limit of 250 words, editing for brevity and taste, and required signature address and phone number for verification. Submission options include mail, fax, and email to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Apple tax row tests EU and Ireland on jobs and revenue
The European Commission seeks 14.5 billion euros in back taxes from Apple over Ireland's 2010s tax deal, arguing illegal state aid. Ireland defends its phased tax scheme, noting jobs and investment, while Apple warns a clash could threaten Cork jobs and broader EU ties. The debate highlights tensions over corporate taxation and economic growth in a fragile EU recovery.
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Ireland
Apple Corp
Business Insider
U.S
Apple
Commission
Tim Cook
European Commission
Japan
Brussels
European Union
U.S. Treasury
The
Wall Street Journal
Treasury
Journal
Dracula
Richard Bruton
Honesty and First Amendment debates provoke strong media backlash
A reader opinion criticizes sensational media and partisan divides while praising editorial stance on the Confederate flag and First Amendment rights. The letter questions hate speech policies, defends free expression, and cites Giardini and Michael Savage to argue for protections of basic rights.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Giardini
Fair Board
Michael Savage
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Vladimir Zworykin
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Akron
N.C
Eugene Robinson
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Washpost.com
Dana Milbank
Milbank
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Cas Thomas
Cal Thomas
Tcaeditors
Tribpub.com
America
Gary
Anthony Giardini
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