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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2014
Page
16
Alan Freed’s cremated remains were taken from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame exhibit in Cleveland by his son Lance Freed and daughter in law. Officials say the ashes had been on display since 2002 and a decision was made to relocate them.
Steven Spielberg finally teams with Lasse Hallstrom after years apart. Hallstrom recalls his trauma declining Catch Me If You Can directing, resolved by collaborating on The Hundred Foot Journey where Hallstrom directed and Spielberg produced with Oprah Winfrey and Juliet Blake.
The column advises talking with surviving family before naming a baby after a deceased person and suggests using the deceased’s name as a middle name if it causes pain. It also urges seeking therapy and sharing feelings with trusted relatives. A second letter discusses coping with low mood after a suicide attempt and emphasizes professional care.
The California governor spends three days in Mexico meeting with President to discuss immigration, trade growth, and climate cooperation. The stop aims to strengthen state to state ties and address shared challenges.
In this week’s column, a mom discovers her teen daughter’s diary and contemplates confronting her. Amy advises against reading diaries, notes that open anger can signal deeper issues, and urges calm, honest boundary setting if distress persists. A second letter asks about a daughter’s habit of wearing only underwear at home, with humor and cautions on parental boundaries.
Doctors in aging fellowships face high debt and lower pay, limiting geriatrics growth. Emory and Mercer programs trained several fellows as demand rises with Georgia’s aging population. Doctor Ohuabunna, board certified in internal medicine and geriatrics, notes fulfilling patient care despite no cure is common.
A mother recounts taking her children to an art festival where crowds, unsolicited opinions, and sugar highs collide. She buys kettle corn, calms the kids in the car, and reflects that parenting plans rarely match the lessons children teach. Erin Stewart Gadd writes of slow learning in parenting.
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