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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2009
Page
8
Arnold Schwarzenegger suggests his likeness could be used in a future Terminator project without new footage. He notes no time to shoot but mentions filmmakers using technology to insert him for a Bale starring film about a human resistance against machine conquest.
The Sun-Times critic provides one million dollars to his alma mater to establish the Ebert Program for Studies Fund. The donation aims to support a lasting initiative and inspire future generations through enhanced study opportunities.
Elton John says farewell to the Las Vegas Strip after 241 shows at Caesars Palace Colosseum. The entertainer notes his extended run began with 75 initially planned shows, extended due to strong demand, signaling a potential return someday.
Ken Annakin, British born filmmaker behind The Battle of the Bulge, The Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, Swiss Family Robinson, and Call of the Wild, died at 94 at his Beverly Hills home after health setbacks including a heart attack and stroke in February, according to daughter Deborah Peters.
A family asks how to handle a brother’s ex wife keeping his surname after divorce. They argue the name should return to her maiden name, while acknowledging her kindness and ongoing friendly ties. The letter explores tactful, respectful approaches to the delicate issue.
Dear Abby offers guidance on a nanny’s concerns about a 10 year old girl’s emotional neglect and urges more parental involvement or activity outside school. She also advises a high school junior to attend the prom with friends, stay open to playful possibilities, and take risks for romantic experience.
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