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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 2000

Page

2

Days of violence and sadness fill the news

A guest editorial laments a surge of tragic crime headlines from Michigan Kansas and Nebraska and urges accountability for adults who fail to guide children. It argues crime falls with fewer prisoners yet acknowledges deeper causes rooted in deprivation and neglect.

Michigan Kansas Omaha Nebraska State Patrol Pennsylvania Charles Manson Richard Speck Charles Whitman

Amtrak On Time Service Debate Spurs Community Outlook

A Chronicle Telegram editorial urges better Amtrak punctuality, noting reliance on CSX and Norfolk Southern freight lines and calling for coop eration to improve on time arrivals. The piece also defends customer service limits and praises rail travel amid highway and air congestion, urging local civic focus.

Chronicle Telegram Amtrak CSX Norfolk Southern

The Genius Baby Market Scams and Parental Anxiety

Experts warn there is no program or video that boosts infant brain development in the zero to three window. Parents face a surge of products claiming faster reading and smarter babies, from Your Baby Can Read to flashcards and language tapes. Child psychologists call these marketing pitches a commercial abomination and urge investing time and affection instead of gadgets.

Washington Post Matthew Melmed Zero To Three NBC News Manhattan Microsoft Bill Gates Paul Allen Harvard University of Washington Gates Allen

Four Black Jurors Alter Diallo Verdict Shock

After New York jurors acquitted four white officers in Amadou Diallo’s killing, four black women on the Albany jury changed the tone. The piece argues that minority trust in justice is at stake, noting past cases like Rodney King and OJ Simpson, and questions whether Diallo would have survived if he were white. The column laments the racial dynamics fueling public outrage and distrust in cops and courts.

Grace Elyria Elyria Public Library Board David 5 Seljan Elyria Albany, N.Y New York City Amadou Diallo Rodney King Los Angeles O.J. Simpson L.A

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