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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2014
Page
20
Anchorage KTVA reporter Charlo Greene quit during a live Sunday piece on the Alaska Cannabis Club then disclosed ownership and vowed to campaign for legalization. Station chief Bert Rudman apologized for the undisclosed stake and breached journalistic ethics.
A reader asks how to balance safety with letting her 4 year old daughter grow up fearless after a troubled childhood. Abby commends her, urges continued counseling, and notes fears can be kept from shaping the child, with guidance to avoid overprotectiveness.
A country votes on September 18 whether to become independent from the United Kingdom, a move opposed by UK leaders who urged staying. Public opinion is split as polls show division days before the referendum.
A shift against routine bed rest in obstetrics follows decades of study showing little or no benefit and several harmful side effects. Experts urge individualized care and caution that hospital antepartum units are for monitored cases only.
Dear Amy reply advises couples should finance their own weddings and that asking parents to pay creates leverage. The father should discuss plans with the couple, set firm conditions, and require employment and savings before consideration. The column also endorses seeking understanding for issues like a transsexual nephew via PFLAG.
A mother recounts her twins in a chaotic morning routine from getting dressed in a brother's green shirt to wrangling three kids for breakfast and bus timing. She notes park outings and a glimpse of street angels versus house devils while mentioning local reporter Melissa Linebrink and contact details.
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