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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2009
Page
8
Michael J Fox promotes a hopeful approach to life and public health as a national priority. He explains his program is expressive not prescriptive and reflects his Parkinsons journey revealed in 1998. Fox notes fears from economy and terrorism, embraces openness and enjoyment of life.
Elizabeth Edwards says her feelings for John Edwards are complex as she discusses the affair and her battle with terminal cancer in an interview on The Oprah Winfrey Show. The segment includes references to their Hill, North Carolina home and their children Cate, Jack and Emma Claire.
New York City police investigate a claim by Proenza Schouler designer Jack McCullough that actor Kiefer Sutherland head-butted him during an argument at a SoHo nightclub around 2 am Tuesday. McCullough says he was cut on the face and detectives may interview Sutherland and potential witness Brooke Shields. No arrests yet.
Edward Klein's biography excerpt in Vanity Fair claims Caroline Kennedy grew angry over a stalled Senate pursuit after resisting Hillary Clinton’s replacement, saying her family felt she was changing and withdrew when Paterson delayed naming her.
A reader recounts discovering an affair with a co worker and the impact on trust. The advisor urges transparency, accountability, and shared partnership if reconciliation is pursued, noting blame and secrecy fuel conflict.
A college sports attitude debate unfolds with letters from teachers and parents. They discuss arrogance in teen athletes, parental coaching, steroids, and how to steer talent toward education, duty, and community service while facing possible retirement or injury.
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