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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2011
Page
11
Flavor Flav says he is pulling the restaurant license from Fidvor Flav's chicken tentad after four months, citing mismanagement by Nick Cimino. Former staff allege wage issues while Cimino calls Flav a fraud. A Brown University actress transfer rumor unrelated is noted as false.
Letters discuss notepads labels calendars and gifts from fundraisers. Respondents defend using or discarding freebies while donating materials to causes or recycling. Abby notes readers often mail complaints and offers practical tips for stopping solicitations and handling envelopes.
Human rights groups report at least 12 Syrians were killed during Sunday night protests. Demonstrators press for the resignation of President Bashar al Assad who pledged to lift the 48 year emergency laws.
A UK cultural shift casts the royal family as Hollywood style icons. Diana’s rise made the royals public figures, with Kate and William framed as celebrity powerhouses amid media scrutiny. Analysts note paparazzi culture and interest in private lives transformed royal fame and dignity.
Advice columns address finding passion while staying in a secure job and setting boundaries with manipulative in laws. Amy counsels exploring interests at work, readings, travel, volunteering, and outside activities to spark passion. Also urged is honest conversation with in-laws and firm boundaries led by the husband.
Advice for parents on helping children pursue ambitious dreams while choosing safe alternatives. Emphasizes balancing high goals with effort, recognizing that attitudes and initiative trump grades, and seeking professional help if a child shows persistent low mood. Dr. Sylvia B. Rimm outlines signs for evaluation and resources.
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