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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1998
Page
11
A narrator portrays a self pitying moment before a skin cancer surgery, then learns Bill Miller, a Navy friend, died in a head on collision near South Carolina. The piece blends personal guilt with grief, noting shared memories, music, and the sudden loss that reshapes the narrator’s outlook.
Miller obituary appears in The Chronicle Telegram with survivors listed as mother Anna A. Lauer Miller brother Mike Miller and sisters Jane and Jana Miller all of Elyria indicating a local family connection and tribute in the paper.
Dayton Daily News columnist DL Stewart laments his imagined pedestal of virtue and recounts gleaming but mistaken letters from corporations praising him. He jokes about RV mix ups and plans to help strangers harmed by poor insurance, closer to a self deprecating caricature.
In a harsh critique, the column argues Saddam Hussein exploited U S indecision after Kuwait’s invasion. It asserts Clinton passed a golden chance for a decisive strike, noting Arab unity, weakened Iraqi position, and UNSCOM’s decline, ending with a rebuke of Clinton for letting the moment slip away.
A memo to Bill Clinton from Creative Retirement Planners proposes retirement planning. It suggests a Hollywood area home, a Martha’s Vineyard summer place, real estate and financing options, a large book advance potential, speaking fees, and law firm or faculty roles. It cautions on debts, marriage strain, and health questions, offering a 20 percent fee and crisis support.
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