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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2011
Page
12
Brett Ratner steps down as producer of next year’s Academy Awards one day after apologizing for using a gay slur at a screening of Tower Heist. President Tom Sherak says Ratner did the right thing. Ratner calls his remarks hurtful and stupid.
Dear Abby addresses a Colorado reader disinherited by her grandmother for not having children. The adviser urges open, nonconfrontational conversation to learn if the will reflects a choice or misplaced values, and stresses that the childfree couple’s stance is personal.
Former Marine Pressfield recalls 1965 boot camp roughness with occasional punitive hits. Marine trainer Mahoney and staff credit sports medicine for reducing injuries while preserving tough training as recruits convert to Marines.
The note lists only film titles and ratings in a cryptic line, mentioning Loose Ides of March and other items. It appears to be an internal cataloging or access request for media with PG thirteen and R rated labels. No narrative event or clear reporting fact is present.
Dear Amy explains a college junior pregnant by the father chose adoption despite financial help from her well-off family. The writer resents the decision and questions responsibility, while Amy urges respect for the choice and suggests open dialogue and counseling, noting adoption through a reputable agency may be considered.
The Chicoine family travels 6100 miles in a two person RV starting May 8 with seven children and two parents running 8-10 miles daily. They promote whole foods, blogging and a health petition urging preventive care and sugary drink taxes to curb obesity in Canada and the United States.
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