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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 2000

Page

4

From crack to cracking books in Elyria graduation night

Crystal Smith, profiled by Jeremy Negrey, will speak at Elyria Schools adult GED graduation. Once a 10th grader drop out, homeless, addicted, and ill, she has become drug free, diagnosed with breast cancer, and near earning her GED. Her tale underscores recovery and next steps in education.

Crystal Smith Smith Chronicle-Telegram Jeremy Negrey Elyria Negrey Cleveland Lorain Compass House YWCA Gail Jacobs Ain

Letters Praise Hard Work and Critique Local Politics

A reader recounts Edwards Tree Trimming crews cleaning a Wilder Street tree and extols tough manual labor and city workers while criticizing Gall Minnick for alleged political attacks on North Ridgeville officials. The writer, a former council member, proclaims love for the city and calls for positive progress.

Edwards Wilder Thev Labways Gall Minnick North Ridgeville Planning Commission Mills Creek

Letters to the Editor Rules for submissions

The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44086. Fax 329-7282 or email ect ohio net.

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Radio nostalgia and modern shock jocks clash in memory

The author recalls Jean Shepherd as a radio genius in New York on WOR and compares him to Bob and Ray. He criticizes Imus and Howard Stern for vulgar humor, notes Imus's political guests and influence, and laments the decline from Shepherd’s era to today. The piece references Imus, Stern, Bob and Ray, and public figures like McCain, Gore, and Rather.

Jean Shepherd Shepherd Garrison Keillor Keillor WOR New York New York City Bob and Ray Boston Bob Elliot Ray Goulding Internet Journal of Opinion TomPaine.com New York Times Tion Imus Howard Stern Stern America Bernard McGurk John Rocker Mr. Ropers Gwen Ifill Gloria Estefan New York Knicks Keith Richards Federal Reserve Washington Jeff Greenfield Tom Brokaw Tim Russert Dan Rather Cokie Roberts Andrea Mitchell Howard Fineman John McCain al Gore Bill Bradley John Ashcroft Joseph Lieberman Time Magazine

Contact Details for Donald Kaul Columnist

The Des Moines Register columnist Donald Kaul can be reached by email at otcaffee adram or by mailing a letter to Tribune Media Services Inc at 435 N Michigan Ave Suite 1400 Chicago IL 60614.

Donald Kaul The Des Moines Register Otcaffee Tribune Media Services, Inc Michigan Ave Suite 1400 Chicago

Hillary's Senate Race Tied to Bill Clinton's Shadow

Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues Hillary Rodham Clinton cannot escape Bill Clinton's legacy as she campaigns for the U.S. Senate. He notes the two for one premise, the Paula Jones disbarment cloud, and the public's enduring focus on the Clintons as a political package.

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