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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2004
Page
3
The Chronicle presents a historical roster listing founders and publishers with names such as A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Mudnutt, and editorial leadership including Andrew R Young, Dave Perozek, and Matt Westerhold, spanning from 1827 to 1991.
Millions head to relatives with turkey plans and the risk of deer on roads. Nationally 1.5 million deer vehicle crashes injured 13,713 people with $1.1 billion in damages. Ohio saw seven deaths and 989 injuries. Tips include not swerving, braking to hit the deer if collision is likely, staying alert, reporting crashes within 24 hours.
Cuban performers from Havana Night Club won asylum in the United States after defying the regime. Many chose future freedom to perform at Stardust, while others plan to return home after January. Families back in Cuba face risks and separation as State Department notes about 2000 Cubans awaiting entry.
Betsy Hart reflects on Neil Swidey's Boston Globe piece All Talked Out about parenting experts. Many parents chase endless options while neglecting their own judgment and authority, a view supported by Baumrind and Spock, urging confidence in parents to guide children without fear of experts.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts discusses the Monday Night Football skit with Nicollette Sheridan and Jorrell Owens. He questions whether the scene reinforces racial stereotypes of black men as sexual predators, or whether race clouds perception of the encounter as merely human. Pitts argues race continues to shape how events are viewed and to what extent double standards apply, noting broader implications for black life and media.
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