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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2010
Page
1
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Chronicle-Telegram reports a man in a lawn chair at Sweet Cemetery listens to a portable tape of Frank Sinatra singing Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night. The song recalls his late wife Jeanne and serves as a nightly reminder that she is gone.
Chicago reports that National Opt-Out Day could disrupt holiday flights as a loosely organized Internet boycott prompts more passengers to refuse full-body scans. Experts warn even small participation may lengthen lines and raise tensions on the busiest travel day.
Washington faces deep budget gaps as major reform commissions urge sweeping changes to the tax code. Co-chairs Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson released a preliminary report arguing deficits and debt require across-the-board action not just higher taxes. They warn growth alone cannot fix the problem and intense political efforts are needed to enact proposals.
The piece explains that most federal spending is mandatory and that only about 36 percent can be reduced without new legislation. It cites a breakdown of fiscal year 2010 spending totaling $3.5 trillion to illustrate the constrain on budget cuts.
In a book excerpt interview the pope says male prostitutes who use condoms may be acting more responsibly, signaling a shift from his previous stance. The remarks, reported by Losservatore Romano and tied to Light of the World, mark a rare public ambiguity on condoms in HIV prevention.
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