Almanac items for September 15 2016 and notable facts
September 15 2016 marks day 259 of 2016 and the 88th of summer. Notable birthdays include James Fenimore Cooper and Tom Hardy alongside Prince Harry. Taft’s facial hair absence since 1913 is noted. NHL lockout decision announced in 2004. The Mark 1 tank debuted 1916 at the Somme. Moon phase ranges from first quarter to full.
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James Fenimore Cooper
William Howard Taft
U.S
United States
Agatha Christie
Roy Acuff
Fay Wray
Merlin Olsen
Tommy Lee Jones
Oliver Stone
Dan Marino
Tom Hardy
Prince Harry
Howard Taft
National Hockey League Commission
Gary Bettman
the Somme
Editorial letters seek local input for brief opinions
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Include signature, full home address and phone number for verification. Submission by mail, fax, or email to the editorial page editor is requested.
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Chronicle-Telegram
The
Elyria
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Clinton health scare fuels debate on women in power
The piece recounts Hillary Clinton's pneumonia episode at a 9/11 memorial, her sudden collapse, and the ensuing scrutiny of her health. It contrasts male and female perceptions of illness, noting critics view weakness as a gendered liability while Clinton’s team argues she stayed the course amid pressure about transparency.
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Washington
Hillary Clinton
New York
Clinton
Donald Trump
Trump
Mitt Romney
Joe Biden
Tim Kaine
Powell silence shows value of self over doing right
Jennifer Rubin argues Colin Powell protected his image by remaining silent on the Clinton email issue. She notes Powell and Richard Armitage concealed the truth, while Libby was prosecuted. she contrasts Powell's stance with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, urging accountability and clearer ethics.
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Powell
Hillary Clinton
Scooter Libby
Libby
Dick Cheney
CIA
Valerie Plame
Richard Armitage
Armitage
Patrick Fitzgerald
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Clinton
James Comey
Powell-Clinton
Women endure illness as family tradition and test of stamina
Connie Schultz reflects on the enduring role of women who power through illness while caring for family and maintaining work. She links personal memory to Hillary Clinton's pneumonia, noting public scrutiny and gendered expectations, and hopes for self care for women.
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Mom
America
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