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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2000
Page
9
A Chicago Daily Tribune styled boast and Dewey moment echo as The Chronicle Telegram ran its own premature Bush triumph front page on election night. The miscue mirrored national headlines and sparked Humility in the morning edition.
The Chronicle Telegram recounts rushing an early front page during the Florida results, choosing a rushed headline and cobbled story. After Knight Ridder called Bush winner, editors revised the page as press continued, acknowledging speed versus accuracy and a lingering mis cue.
In Dhaka and northern Bangladesh women like Das and Islam suffer brutal acid assaults by spurned suitors. The crimes, mostly against women, have surged with dozens of cases yearly, prompting calls for bans on acid sales and tougher laws. National efforts include shelters, medical care, legal aid, and a public awareness campaign led by activists and the cricket team.
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