Suspects tied to Madrid bombings and Madrid train attack probe
Investigators focus on the Moroccan Islamic Combat Group linked to al Qaida after the March 11 Madrid bombings. Warrants issued for five Moroccans and a Tunisian leader Sarhane Ben Abdelmajid Fakher. Fifteen suspects in custody, six charged with mass murder and nine with affiliation to a terrorist organization. A second bomb of the same brand and explosive was found under tracks on the Madrid Seville line, halting service for hours. Train patrols increased as Holy Week began.
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River rescue ends with two saved after risky drift
A Grafton man clung to a tree in a cold river for 15 to 20 minutes as bystanders and residents along Grafton Road, including Joanne Bialas, watched. A bystander tossed a life preserver, firefighters pulled him to shore, and another man from Columbia Station helped both reach safety. Authorities warn river trips can be deadly without proper gear and experience.
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Lottery results and big jackpot estimates across states
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers with Buckaye 5, Buckeye 5, and midweek results. Mega Millions shows a 75 million jackpot. Super Lotto Plus stands at 21 million. Pennsylvania and Michigan drawings included with daily numbers and rolls.
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Chronicle Telegram Education Manager Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram lists Barb Stephens as Newspaper In Education Manager with phone numbers 7.929-7239 329-7180 823-7100 and 600 848 6997. Published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing, 225 East Ave Elyna Ohio 44035, with post office box 4010 Elynia 44036.
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Mom who stoned sons acquitted by insanity ruling
TYLER Texas A woman who said God ordered her to bash in her sons heads was acquitted of all charges by reason of insanity after a jury found she did not know right from wrong during the killings Deanna Laney 39 would have faced life if convicted The verdict follows seven hours of deliberation and comes with commitment to a state hospital to determine release readiness
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Laney
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Smith County
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Curry
Matt Bingham
Joshua
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Bingham
114Th District Court
Elyria High seeks rest before John Wallace returns
Andrew DeMarco notes his brother Joe DeMarco works at The Chronicle while John Wallace remains away. Elyria High Principal Mike Gillam says the school will let him rest and reflect, and will play it by ear for the rest of the year. Wallace is praised as a great teacher with strong student and staff rapport.
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Bush touts payroll gain as Kerry presses economy clash
Amid polls showing voters fear jobs losses, President Bush cited a March payroll rise of 308000 and revised January February gains while toutting tax cuts. Senator Kerry countered by pledging 10 million new jobs and denouncing incentives that push jobs overseas.
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