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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2004
Page
1
Council members discuss a coordinated 60 acre retail development near an intersection, with 200000 square foot stores possible and benches, greenspace, and bike access. Leaders say the plan aims for overall city good beyond a Wal Mart proposal, with residents split about 50 50. The 7 30 p m council meeting at City Hall invites public input.
The diocese and board faced protests as residents recall more than 2 million in support from 1992 to last year. Betty Burns says, It's our school, we built it, while Mary Spriegowski voices feelings of betrayal as her family remains tied to the school and church. Contact listed for Dan Harkins.
Thunderstorms with heavy rain hail and strong winds swept through south Texas and New Mexico on Sunday flooding homes and knocking out power lines. About 30 people evacuated as rain-filled creeks surged and a bridge on Interstate 20 near Pecos may have collapsed. no injuries reported after authorities closed the road.
Ohio Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto Plus totals listed. Pennsylvania and Michigan results shown for Sunday and past Ohio winners noted. Mega Millions Friday results include Mega Millions numbers and estimated jackpot at $90 million.
The Chronicle Telegram editorial and staff directory includes Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Patti Ewald news and metro editors and staff with phone extensions. Advertising circulation and contact hours are provided along with home delivery options and pricing. The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing in Elyria Ohio with post office details included.
Amid Najaf and Sadr City unrest, Ali Hussein vows to die for al-Sayed as al-Sadr suspends street protests for a mosque sit-in in Kufa. US Marines suffer casualties, Iraqi deaths rise, and authorities issue arrest warrants linked to Mustafa al-Yecoubi. Bremer reshuffles defense roles as Brahi mi arrives to help hand sovereignty to Iraqis on June 30.
Senate Republicans press for a money advantage to influence competitive races while Democrats warn of uneven funding. GOP and Democratic campaign arms anticipate differing levels of support as retirements and Bush era dynamics reshape states like Oklahoma, Colorado, Florida, and Pennsylvania.
A Pediatrics editorial discusses a study finding 7 percent of three year olds watch no TV and most spend several hours daily. Researchers caution that overstimulation from fast paced images may alter brain development, with effects potentially permanent yet improvable through education and parental context.
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