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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2001
Page
5
A columnist defends his professional status amid hostile feedback. He insists he is a real writer paid for his work, disputes being labeled gutless or cowardly and notes he values reader messages even when discarded. He jokes about anonymous callers revealing his own politics.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr argues against glorifying single motherhood by choice. He cites Camryn Manheim and Ellenor Frutt, noting how fatherlessness correlates with social risks and urging values that emphasize paternal roles. He recalls public figures like Larry Bird and Bill Cosby to illustrate shifting norms.
The writer compares Hillary Clinton to a Laurel and Hardy duo accusing Hugh Rodham of taking money from a drug dealer and a con man for pardons. The piece dubs the situation glorious slapstick and notes Arkansas ties to a presidential library.
Interior Secretary Gale Norton says the administration does not plan to overturn Clinton era national monuments but stresses stewardship and local tailoring. Critics note a tension with prior land-use stance and ongoing energy development pressures, including Arctic drilling debates.
The column reviews America's generosity with 1999 charity giving totaling about 190.16 billion dollars and volunteers valued at 225.9 billion. It argues to expand the charitable deduction to non itemizers and cut income tax rates to boost giving, citing Reagan periods as precedent and urging President Bush to use his platform to promote charity. Art Linkletter is quoted as USA spokesman.
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