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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2006
Page
20
Pulitzer winner Stanley Kunitz died at his Manhattan home on Sunday at age 100. He served as U S poet laureate for one term and led the Library of Congress poetry program from 1974 to 1976. His work includes The Snakes of September and The Portrait.
Aston Barrett known as Family Man and brother Carlton sought up to 115 million dollars in royalties from Bob Marley estate. The Barrett brothers played with Marley from 1969 until his 1981 death and Barrett co wrote Rebel and Clock Roadblock and co produced eleven albums with Marley era acts.
Rap star DMX Earl Simmons was arrested on an international flight from New York to London for refusing a seat belt and becoming abusive. He received a caution and was released after landing at Heathrow Saturday. A record will be made for the offense.
Between 1915 and 1923 about 1.5 million Armenians died in this country in a campaign many historians call genocide. Canada and France labeled it genocide, the country denied the claim and pulled ambassadors. The EU doubts its admission due to poverty and human rights concerns.
Iran's president seeks talks with the United States after decades of strained relations. He wrote to President Bush proposing discussions on shared concerns over Iran's uranium program and regional tensions.
The Phoenix Suns point guard was named NBA MVP for the second consecutive season. The weekend saw one film earn 48 million dollars at the U S box office, a slightly disappointing tally.
The article notes a staged promotion for the film adaptation starring Tom Hanks and directed by Ron Howard. It contrasts cautious publicity with the novel's controversial themes and Catholic Church scrutiny, suggesting the studio aims to minimize risk while leveraging brand appeal and reader demographics.
Dear Abby urges nationwide encouragement for foster families as May highlights National Foster Care Month. Readers are urged to donate goods mentor youth join CASA programs advocate for housing and respite care and consider becoming foster or adoptive parents to end cycles of abuse and neglect.
Readers urge a group approach to warn Betty about Stanley's influence and risks to her finances and assets. The column advises a calm, united family talk without Stanley present, verifying Betty's knowledge of finances and the potential loss of property if debt or title changes occur.
In Menasha and beyond artisans discuss UV ink for hidden neon effects. Some artists like Scherbarth charge about twenty dollars extra for ink and labor while notes from DiMattia and Crash question safety, permanence, and long term effects.
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