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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2009
Page
14
A crowd of about 16 000 packed the arena as T I prepares to report to the Forrest City Arkansas prison for a year and a day. He pledged to stand tall and thanked supporters while performing and bringing five on stage. Roy joined him for a guest appearance.
Liberty DeVitto, former Billy Joel drummer, sues in Manhattan Supreme Court claiming royalties from 1975 to 2005 were unpaid. He alleges involvement in crafting some albums while Joel’s sales top 100 million. DeVitto seeks audit of Joel's earnings while supporting his family and three children.
Bennett, a sound engineer and guitarist with Wilco from 1994 to 2001, died at his Urbana home early Sunday. An autopsy was planned as the county coroner did not immediately return a cause of death. Fellow musician Edward Burch paid tribute on Undertow Music Collective's site. He was 45.
A reader reflects on chronic difficulty finishing tasks and connects it to a passion for learning. The writer notes past self doubt and cites advice from readers, while Abby Van Buren notes motivation can have underlying causes.
Dear Amy advises a daughter to visit with both parents for several days to assess changes in the mother’s behavior, which could signal health issues. The father may be confused or hiding a concern, and the daughter should talk privately with him and directly with her mother, since the situation may be abusive and warrants involvement.
A 2005 survey shows 89 percent say children drop piano lessons because of too many activities. Los Angeles teachers lament living room focus on TV while guitar sales rise as pianos lose ground to cheaper electronic options and modern distractions.
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