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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2008
Page
16
Opinion piece argues Spitzer’s alleged misconduct was harmed by suspected tainted water and public mockery. It suggests drugged water excuses personal choices and critiques his battles with financial criminals, framing the affair and aftermath as sensationalized politics.
Dear Wise Guys asks if a farting neighbor is permissible in public restrooms and where such etiquette applies. They also discuss why Gettysburg victor Meade lacks a statue, noting Fort Meade and historian Stephen Sears weigh in on Meade’s commemoration and urban sculpture in Washington.
Abigail Van Buren advises a wife pressed by a husband reluctant to father again, suggesting counseling and possible annulment options if childbearing was assumed. Nicki in Maryland is told to manage workplace touch by policy, and Sunny offers a tactful way to deflect in laws by steering to a happy topic.
Readers seek guidance on ethical choices in infidelity and on who should walk an bride down the aisle. Amy urges honest, direct counsel about hurt caused by affairs and notes a bride may choose a nontraditional pairing for support, from ex-spouses to other relatives.
A nutrition article urges healthier snacking for families and children, citing Dietary Guidelines and MyPyramid. It notes snacks provide about 25 percent of calories for 1 and 2 year olds and encourages fruit, vegetables, whole grains, and low fat dairy while limiting chips and soda. It asks schools to review vending options and involve administrations and PTAs. Linnette Goard of Ohio State University Extension in Lorain County is cited with contact information.
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