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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1986
Page
22
The RI constitutional legacy and Roger Williams shape a referendum on abortion a clash of faiths versus law. Voters face a choice to leave morality to sermons or law as churches influence opinion. Citizens vote this Tuesday amid national debates on abortion.
A column of reader submissions and Abby’s replies covers a Michigan widow’s regrets over not divorcing a terminally ill husband and letting him visit his mistress, a reader’s bathroom etiquette gripe, and a Georgia debtor’s tale of debt repayment. The exchange balances remorse, etiquette, and financial accountability with practical counsel.
A Columbus mother of 12 on public aid pleads for a sturdy used dining table and chairs to feed her large family. Readers respond with witty letters about budgets and charity while others propose savings tips and mock requests.
A narrator laments broken continuity in multiple clocks and watches. Clocks blink 12 a.m. after a power outage while a dishwasher and oven clocks misread due to faulty resets. A Hamburg-made wristwatch and a runner’s watch require complex manual adjustments, and a party guest asks for the time as the couple jokes about time.
A personal reflection on fall color change and lawn care routines. The author observes leaves turning and falling, discusses raking and wind-driven cleanup, and notes a preference for leaving lawns unkempt. They describe winter shoveling minimalism and habitual cleanliness, then reveal a civic compulsion to vote and attend a PTA display before Tuesday’s local election. They mention Pickwick statues and upcoming circus trips with Betterway group homes.
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