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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1986
Page
9
A mother five days overdue unexpectedly enters labor. An obstetrician performs an emergency C section after the baby shows breech with prolapsed cord. The infant Elyssa survives with temporary oxygen deprivation. doctors praise lifesaving care amid antiabortion protest crowd.
A Dear Abby exchange praises Georgia living will legalization and describes choices for end of life care. A Tucson reader shares concerns about a married older man posing as single while courting, advising caution and clear boundaries.
A column features Minneapolis philanthropist Percy Ross and readers seeking help. Notes include a Denver grandmother requesting items and gas money, a Sarasota mother seeking GED tuition assistance, a Detroit neighbor’s loss at a garage sale, and responses urging aid or personal growth while maintaining Ross’s charitable ethic.
A parent recalls how children treat borrow as temporary access and ownership in practice. Items including a tennis racket, blouse, ice chest, sleeping bags, blankets, luggage, and a car illustrate how returns alter wear, noise, and value. The piece notes kids’ playful defiance and ends with a contrast on firewood as an unreturnable item.
The article recalls visiting the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus with a large group and grandchildren, notes a past tent fire in Providence, and recounts the founders’ origins in Baraboo Wisconsin. It traces the merger with Barnum and Bailey, rail travel, and ownership changes leading to the Feld family. It ends with reflections on the circus’ enduring appeal and a note on the unicorn as a modern spectacle.
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