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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1998
Page
11
Chicago Tribune columnist Joan Beck argues the 25th anniversary of Roe v Wade should be a day of mourning for the 35 million unborn lives lost and a reflection on political divides, ethics, and medical advances influencing abortion in America.
This compact historical note lists events and birthdays for January 25. It recalls Bell’s first transcontinental call in 1915, Capone’s death in 1947, the Iran hostages’ return in 1981, and the opening of the 1924 Winter Olympics, with a quoted Einstein line and a Mauna Kea snowfall report.
Jonathan Kirsch argues that Theodore Kaczynski’s guilty plea ends a potential media circus akin to the O J Simpson case and Colin Ferguson, transforming a sensational courtroom into a more orderly outcome. He notes the judge’s compromise on sanity and warns of trial theatrics eroding justice. Kirsch, a California attorney and author, reflects on media overkill and the value of a straightforward verdict.
Jill Porter weighs the impact of Bill Clinton's alleged affair on Hillary and Chelsea, arguing her public composure masks deeper questions about ambition, devotion, and love. The column questions whether Hillary should stay or leave as Lewinsky's role looms large.
Leonard Pitts argues hair restoration hysteria reflects aging anxiety among men. He notes Propecia and Proscar scams, the high costs, and potential impotence risks, then questions the vanity of hair versus essential aging truths such as declining knees. He concludes real rejuvenation lies in valuing health over follicles.
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