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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2005
Page
1
Report notes a massive prize near 2.5 million during a city scavenger like event in Wisconsin. Readers toured a 12 090 measure hunt with radio clues as teams research and follow obscure questions while guided through the city.
Sean Combs, the rapper known as P Diddy, must pay more than 24,000 monthly child support to his ex-girlfriend Misa Hylton-Brun for their 11 year old son. The New York Supreme Court Appellate Division upheld a reduction from an earlier 35,000 monthly amount and scrapped back support claims.
A bizarre, fragmented item lists a litter box find a buried .22 a scratched will and a hysterical array of cat related threats. It references TV dogs and a Springer episode while hinting at a chaotic obituary flap and a deadly household feud.
The Chronicle Telegram prints daily except Christmas from Lorain County Printing and Publishing, 225 East Ave Elyria OH. Includes advertising contacts 329-7156 329-7105 and toll free (800) 848-6297 with office hours 9am to 5pm daily and 2am to noon Saturdays.
In Eaton Township deputies escorted medics to a residence where a man lay wounded after a shooting. The North Island Road incident raised questions about ambulances delaying entry for danger but authorities emphasize protecting responders and the public while reaching patients.
At this year's competition a large crowd challenged participants with many strong projects. Judge Jim McManus notes the tight race and several mishaps as teams scrambled to fix issues. Lego glitches affected Thomas Pyle and Timothy Virden, 13, whose gumball machine jammed by a corn kernel. The Builder Buddies also struggled with a computer controlled escalator project.
The Builder Buddies 12 year old team excelled at a Lego competition, earning Best in Show after the three division top prizes. Nathan Chaffee adjusted a light sensor issue on the mall door to ensure the program ran when judges arrived, with Ben Chaffee praising the feat as phenomenal.
Smucker’s bid to extend its peanut butter and jelly sandwich patent by adding methods is rejected by the Patent Appeals Board and the appeals court. The patent office reexamines the original patent as Albie’s Foods of Gaylord, Michigan fights in court to invalidate it. The office reports 376,810 applications last year with about 65 percent approval.
A host of dignitaries from 138 countries gathered at St. Peter's for John Paul II's funeral. Israeli President Katsav met with Syria and Iran leaders amid bells and the Vatican Mass led by Cardinal Ratzinger. Bushes attended with Clinton and H W Bush as the coffin was moved to its zinc and walnut wrappings and pallbearers.
Mary Scaff is accused of stealing 242000 plus from Lorain National Bank, her former employer. The exact amount was misreported in a Thursday story. Additional details about Las Vegas victim Brian Pullen were omitted from Thursday coverage.
A Christmas week snowstorm across the lower Midwest and Ohio Valley shattered 104 years of records for storm size intensity and cost. Cities like Evansville Indiana Mansfield Ohio and Paducah Kentucky reported record snowfalls as the system struck during peak travel, with ice layers up to two inches in parts of Kentucky and Ohio.
Friday numbers show Pick 3 4-9-1 and 8-5-2 with green markers, Midday Pick 4 1-8-4-2 and 6-2-3-6, Mega Millions Friday jackpot around 102 million, rolling cash 8 results 16-17-26-27-31 with 100000 rolling cash 5 prize. Previous and midweek results listed across Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia and others with various Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences and Lotto totals.
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