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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1996

Page

14

Lies Are A Social Necessity In A Mockery Of Truth

A columnist defends lying as a social glue, arguing politicians and others tell lies to avoid chaos. The piece cites Hillary Clinton, George Romney and common daily interactions, suggesting truth would wreck civility and markets, and ends with the author’s return to work.

Hillary Clinton New York Times Hillary George

Rigidity of political correctness stirs writers and critics

In a tour through Harper’s and The New York Times, critics spar over Huck Finn, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and curriculum changes. Jane Smiley defends Twain while Maureen Dowd targets dead white male canon. The piece laments dumbing down in schools and laments political correctness run amok.

Harper’s Magazine Jane Smiley Mark Twain Hemingway Ms. Smiley Twain Jane Harper’s Huck New York Times Maureen Dowd Georgetown University Chaucer Milton National Organization For Women Georgetown Nebraska Lawrence Phillips Lawrence Bath Venice

No, Congress and President See Talks Slow Government Return

The piece questions the urgency of the government shutdown talks while lawmakers continue to receive pay. It cites a Times Syndicate observer who notes much talk but little action as talks proceed in Los Angeles.

Los Aigeles Times Syndicate

Butter or Olive Oil at Dinner Diner Dilemmas

Providence Journal columnist Mark Patinan riffs on bread dipping in olive oil versus butter. He notes confusion over the amber liquid, mocks restaurant carts dictating taste, and questions eating flowers on salads while railing against culinary fads.

Olive Oil Cartel Mark Patinan Providence The Providence Journal Fountain St

Dumb Boss Contest and Odd News Snippets

Readers submit complaints about their bosses in a lighthearted plea for reasons a boss is dumbest. The item notes a prize, confidentiality, and a Charlotte address. Also included are a TV update about books and a crude crime anecdote from California with a shocking injury.

Dumb Boss OutFront P.O Charlotte N.C Oprah Cas Jupiter Verus California West County Times Concord Calif Sheriff Dennis Bilotti Bilotti

Letter To Doug Roharchok At The Charlotte Observer

Reader requests contact with columnist Doug Roharchok and provides a mailing address c/o Out Front The Charlotte Observer P O Box 32188 Charlotte NC 28239 for correspondence.

Doug Roharchok Huenor Charlotte N.C

This Day in History and Sports Milestones

On this day in 1778 James Cook discovered the Hawaiian Islands, named the Sandwich Islands. Today notes birthdays of de Mortesquaeu Webster Milne Hardy Grant KCostner and more. In 1976 Steelers beat Cowboys 21 17 in Super Bowl X. Weather recalls a 1973 Corey tornado tragedy with a saved baby.

James Cook Hawaiian Islands Sandwich Islands Wiliam Bigh Chares de Mortesquaeu Politcalilosopher Daniel Webster U.S A.A. Milne Wrier Olver Hardy Cary Grant Danny Kaye Curt Flood Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys Darrel Webster Corey

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