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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2014
Page
18
Barbra Streisand and other notable births noted. The entry recalls 2013 cosmetic procedures and the 1901 first American League game. It marks the moon phase between April 22 and 28 and notes a May 6 primary deadline at 5 p.m. Friday.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Editors may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification. Mailing address fax number and email are provided for submission.
Washington column notes Chelsea Clinton's pregnancy sparks talk of Hillary Clinton's timing for a potential 2016 bid. The piece contrasts gendered expectations, asks if grandmaternal status aids or harms a female candidate, and argues women's maternal instincts influence perceptions of career commitment.
Kathleen Parker argues that motherhood and grandmotherhood could influence Hillary Clinton to run again. She suggests priorities shift after a birth, and a grandchild could make public service feel renewed. The piece weighs whether Clinton will balance family with duty and a lasting legacy for women leaders.
A column explores how Chelsea Clinton’s pregnancy could soften Hillary Clinton’s public image. Andrew Ross Sorkin suggests grandchild compassion may alter campaign dynamics, while others wonder if new family milestones could sway voters and tone.
Connie Schultz notes the ongoing gendered scrutiny as Hillary Clinton edges toward grandmother status. She mocks media fixation while praising Clinton's dedication and experiences, including travel for public service, and predicts further headlines as Clinton's plans remain private.
Marilyn Martin Tipple argues for a yes vote on Issue 3 to protect Elyria Keystone LaGrange Public Library. She recalls her Bookmobile childhood and emphasizes libraries as community hearts offering books computers classes and more amid state cuts.
A critic argues against a proposed sin tax in Cuyahoga County, saying its aim is to gauge alcohol and cigarette buyers while funding sports venues that offer only fleeting entertainment. The speaker calls the proposal foolish and urges rejection.
Letter writers debate using alcohol taxes for stadium repairs while vowing to oppose sports funding in Cuyahoga County. Nathan Dohanos defends Allies Club at Elyria High School amid arguments about sexuality education and public school clubs.
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