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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2014
Page
13
Country Music Hall of Fame member Mel Tillis is recuperating in Nashville after a weekend heart procedure. A daughter Pam Tillis statement says the 81 year old singer had a routine operation and expects full recovery. Four shows have been cancelled due to the surgery.
A reader seeks advice about a stalker ex who targets her and now pursues her cousin. Abby urges neighbors to document cases and hand evidence to police, suggests a restraining order, and advises honest talk with the cousin with time stamps as proof. She also counsels ending a failing romance to avoid harming the child.
The former defense secretary announced Army cuts from 522000 to about 450000 and base closures to shrink the force. A governor vetoed a bill allowing businesses to refuse service over religious beliefs. A federal judge struck down a state ban on same sex marriage. An Oscar winner from 12 Years a Slave took Best Supporting Actress.
At least 33 killed and over 130 wounded in a mass stabbing at a major train station. Authorities suspect extremist motives linked to Uighur Muslims amid claims of religious discrimination by the government.
A reader asks how to negotiate shared living with a seven month partner, balancing need for personal time and a messy habit. Amy advises clear communication, formal weekly check ins, possible outside help, and a test road trip to build teamwork while preserving individual space.
Bialowitz, one of seven Sobibor survivors, describes prison revolt numbers and escapes, life after the war, his book A Promise at Sobibor, and renewed efforts to share memories through talks, a university interview, and a televised session.
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