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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1990
Page
4
Joanne Jacobs argues teens in California face high risks from unwed motherhood and illegitimacy. She cites a 1990 report card, emphasizes poverty, education gaps, and the need for prenatal care, Head Start, and parenting education while urging teens to avoid pregnancy.
A Dayton University professor highlights the rise of men studies as a defining academic trend while a broader essay lampoons male stereotypes. The piece notes that many men favor dogs over cats, and hints at driving, fashion, and social habits as common male traits.
A 27 year old widow raising two children describes her struggles after her husband’s death, a fatal car crash, a low settlement, and repeated job loss. She details unemployment denial, back to work only to be abandoned, and ongoing hardship seeking support and stable income in Elyria.
Readers attack Planned Parenthood advocate and lawmakers over abortion and drug policy. Gerald Gaughan questions Mayor Barry’s actions while Edward J. Schober critiques Washington’s politics and urges drug legalization amid a charged public debate.
A reader urges proper flag respect during parades with hand over heart and hat removal. A second letter writer corrects an abortion Scripture misquote, defending unborn life and questioning pro lifer groupings.
Readers are urged to send letters to the editorial page for publication. Include signature, full address, and a daytime telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle-Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329 7187 for consideration.
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