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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle notes its historic founders and lists current staff positions. A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young are identified as publishers and editors, with Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor, Pattie Walden as Managing Editor, and Matt Westerhold as Assistant Managing Editor.
The Los Angeles Times analyzes how Congress and the Bush administration consider altering Pell grant calculations to lower aid for many students. It notes potential effects of replacing 1990 tax rates with 2000 rates, the impact on Cal Grant programs, and the risk of widening college attendance gaps as costs rise and student loans grow.
Six months into yorkie parenthood, the couple recounts stubborn causes of mess, potty issues, and a bath dread. They built a fence and floodlights to supervise him at night. Trips are rare, with kennel visits or house-sitting by relatives as needed, yet life with the dog remains an ongoing, imperfect adventure.
The piece profiles Keniysha Q. Thigpen known as 40 Kal Yatt from Milwaukee as he balances fatherhood with a steady job after past drug dealing. It ties his story to Jason DeParle’s American Dream and the broader welfare reform impact on black families, highlighting employment gains and ongoing challenges. The article discusses how reforms aimed to curb welfare reliance improved work prospects yet failed to fully restore two parent families, while stressing mentoring for men to avoid street life and support for parenting.
Henry I Miller argues that media hype often misleads about health risks. He urges consumers to assess probabilities, rely on epidemiological data, and avoid fear-driven choices amid activist noise and sensational headlines.
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