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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2016
Page
9
Nancy O'Dell denounces objectification of women and rejects locker room talk after Donald Trump’s 2005 remarks surface. She states there is no room for objectification and notes Trump’s denial during the Clinton debate and his apology for vulgar banter.
The Washington Post and NBC News publish a recording in which Trump says when you're a star you can do anything and O'Dell, identified as the journalist Nancy by Trump, reacts by calling for respect for all. O'Dell stresses her two decades in journalism and commitment to reporting news. Trump denies groping or kissing without consent under Anderson Cooper.
Dear Abby advises that emotional abuse is at play when a husband forces his wife to wear male clothes and shave her hair. She urges therapy and contacting the National Domestic Violence Hotline, while also answering readers on virginity and networking etiquette with practical guidance.
A reader asks about a chess opponent refusing resignation and seeking a public display of victory. Advice emphasizes graciousness, handling defeat with a firm goodbye, and moving on to a constructive postgame discussion.
A tongue in cheek survey links first lady cookie recipes to presidential outcomes, noting Hillary Clinton’s Oatmeal Chocolate Chips won in 1992 and 1996 against rival First Ladies. It provides two cookie recipes and a playful guide to bake tastier nonpartisan treats.
A wine guide recommending Kabinett level Riesling, Spatlese, Auslese, and a Hi Def Sweet Red Dornfelder from Von Schleinitz. Gary Twining, a certified wine educator at Cutting Edge Selection, promotes these with food pairing notes and an email contact.
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