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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1997
Page
7
A Dayton Daily News columnist laments aging and losing the thrill of a red sports car. He recalls past sporty, topless rides, jokes about senior discounts, and notes stiffness, hair loss, and fatigue limit his New Car fantasy. He ends choosing a conservative sedan suited to funeral processions.
Charles Krauthammer argues that Tiger Woods excites America not only with record-breaking golf but as a rare, gracious athlete. Woods combines elite skill with decency, respect, and humility, standing out amid hype and bad-boy sports culture.
Mark Russell notes a $300000 donation to Newt Gingrich reportedly enabling Dole to sleep in Gingrichs spare bedroom featuring an Abraham Lincoln portrait. The source suggests a Red Cross volunteer delivered the funds, though the origin remains unclear.
In a tangential riff the text imagines Bob Dole seeking access to political allies as the stock market rises. It jokes about Greenspan’s honeymoon at Niagara Falls and references labor ethics with a No Sweat Shop label while casually tossing in figures and symbolic locations.
An editorial urges Congress to fund a new ice station at the South Pole, costing about 120 million, to sustain Antarctic research on meteorites, climate, and ozone. It warns the 23 year old dome is collapsing and highlights strategic value, including silent peacekeeping and risk of renewed territorial tension among nations.
On this date 1914 National Guard troops attacked miners at Ludlow Colorado killing 19 people. 1932 Shirley Temple's first film Stand Up and Cheer premiered. 1945 Soviet troops assault Berlin. Births include Marcus Aurelius Daniel Chester French Adolf Hitler. In 1910 Addie Joss pitched a no hitter for the Cleveland Indians vs Chicago White Sox. Weather notes hail in Miawatha Kansas in 1964.
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