Almanac Highlights September 28 Historical Facts
Notable birthdays include Kate Wiggin Ed Sullivan Brigitte Bardot and Hilary Duff. William the Conqueror rose to power amid illegitimacy rumors. Ted Williams batted .406 in 1941 doubleheader. Al Capp became youngest syndicated cartoonist at 23. Moon phase: between last quarter and new moon.
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Clinton's debate performance proves she is the sane choice
Eugene Robinson notes Hillary Clinton outdrew Donald Trump at Hofstra in the first presidential debate. He praises her preparation, calm command, and firm defense of NATO and international norms while Trump faltered, interrupted, and feigned stances.
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Letters to the Editor Guidance for The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines length limits and submission methods for letters to the editor. It specifies 250 words or fewer and notes editing for brevity accuracy and taste. Submission options include mail, fax, and email with signature full address and phone for verification.
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It's Trump's turn to try his luck in 2016 politics
Cal Thomas argues that Hillary Clinton would worsen government dysfunction and promote progressive policies while Donald Trump offers a chance to reset Washington. He cites concerns over taxes, immigration, terrorism, and religious liberty, urging voters to back Trump and Pence as corrective leaders.
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Trump Loses Ground in One on One Debate with Clinton
Clinton outmaneuvers Trump in the 90 minute exchange as he interrupts and repeats wrongs while she defends tax and climate positions. Clinton highlights Trump's past statements on Iraq and birthright while Trump insists he has a plan and mocks her readiness.
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