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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2014
Page
23
Paul McCartney cancels a second Tokyo concert after falling ill with a virus. The 71-year-old former Beatle apologized to fans on the Out There Japan Tour 2014 site for not performing despite doctors’ orders being to rest.
Dear Abby answers questions about a working wife defending wardrobe spending to advance in health care, handling a name change before marriage, and a 17 year old in a dangerous affair with his 38 year old aunt. The advisor cautions about insecurity, autonomy over one’s name, and ending the inappropriate relationship.
Nevada state panel rejected honoring Samuel Clemens after Washoe Tribe opposition citing racist writings about Native Americans. Darrel Cruz said Twain’s comments demean the tribe and related groups, including terms tied to derogatory names, ending the effort.
A reader asks how to set boundaries with a spending partner and avoid financial entanglement while addressing July lease decisions. Amy advises clear boundaries, mentoring for finances, and avoiding co-signing until stability is shown over a year.
Godzilla from Warner Bros and Legendary tops the weekend with 93.2 million in North America, second only to Captain America The Winter Soldier. The film earns strong reviews with 72 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes and benefits from franchise nostalgia and early social sharing.
A hologram of Michael Jackson performed Slave to the Rhythm at the Billboard Music Awards at MGM Grand Las Vegas. The show featured other stars including 5 Seconds of Summer, Lorde, Imagine Dragons, and Ariana Grande while a federal ruling allowed the hologram.
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