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Ombud chides readers upset by "Accidental President" hed

Cleveland Plain Dealer
The headline on the Plain Dealer's second-day story on Gerald Ford's death called to mind the rhythm of the novel, "The Accidental Tourist," says Ted Diadiun. The dozen-plus readers who complained about the hed had to be "working overtime to be offended," says the ombud. More editor/ombud columns:
> No Sun reporter was busier than Wood during the holidays (Sun)
> Robinson: "I'm a better journalist because of Cole�s friendship" (N-R)
> Some say N&O devotes too much space to candidate Edwards (N&O)
> Richter: Story about colleague's plagiarism was hard to write (SAE-N)
> Strib reader worries new owner will make cuts, hurt the paper (Strib)
> Indy Star editor decides against using names in disappearance case (IS)
> Times Union of tomorrow will likely resemble a newsmagazine (ATU)
> Union-Trib's new ombud needs a helmet "to protect my noggin" (U-T)
> Bee photographer surprised by feelings war dead photos evoked (SB)
> Orlando Sentinel corrected 772 items in 2006 -- down from 2005 (OS)
> Tuck: Reporters should be the watchdogs of corporate Atlanta (AJ-C)

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