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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2014
Page
9
Almanac entries note birthday honorees such as Alexander Pope and Fats Waller, and historical milestones including Lindberghs Paris flight in 1927 and Earharts 1932 Ireland landing. It lists the 456-foot Kingda Ka height, last quarter moon, and Al Franken’s age 63.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules including a 250 word limit then notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It asks writers to include signature full address and phone number for verification and provides mail fax and email contact details for submission.
Washington Post columnist urges a criminal probe into alleged VA record falsifications and deadly wait times. He argues for outside help, including the FBI, and criticizes Gen. Shinseki's leadership while urging a decisive management change to restore veterans' care.
Richard Cohen reflects on evolving attitudes toward gay relationships from a youth witnessing bigotry to appreciating same sex love. He reviews HBO’s The Normal Heart, noting its political charge, vivid depictions of the AIDS crisis, and the central romance that drives the story. He contrasts past hostility with present acceptance and endorses the film’s message about love as a unifying force.
The column recalls past presidential health cover ups and cites Hillary Clinton’s 2012 concussion reports. It notes Rove, Gibbs, and Ravio discussing her illness while Bill Clinton defends her recovery and a State Department count cites thirty days in hospital. The piece argues candidates should release medical records.
Miles Corwin narrates how a chance moment in a macroeconomics class with Professor David Kaplan altered his path from business major to English, leading to UC Santa Barbara, journalism at the Los Angeles Times, and book writing. Kaplan later embraced literature, arguing reading novels complements economics.
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