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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 2006

Page

13

Woman wins Quiznos flavor contest spot on Ellen show

Stephanie Busch of Fairview Park earned about 200 000 to open a Quiznos in Rocky River after winning Ellen DeGeneres contest. She flies to Burbank for taping, undergoes franchise training, and will open in May with store built from scratch in River Plaza.

North Ridgeville Ellen DeGeneres Stephanie Busch Fairview Park Busch DeGeneres Husch Burbank Calif Rocky River Quiznos Bonnie Warshauer Center Ridge Road Wkyc Channel 3 NBC Ellen Denver River Plaza

Cafaro threatens foes over immunity claims in primary

Capri Cafaro warns opponents and media that defamatory suits may follow any claim she acted illegally or received immunity in the Traficant case. Attorney David Betras says threats target both rivals and press as the Democratic primary heats up.

Elyria Capri Cafaro David Betras Mahoning County

Capri Cafaro Granted Immunity in Traficant Bribery Case

Capri Cafaro, daughter of a Youngstown developer, was granted immunity for testimony in the 2003 bribery case involving U S Representative Jim Traficant. On Monday she threatened to sue anyone who alleges she committed a crime in the case.

Capri Gafaro Youngstowna Dr. Cafara U.S Jim Traficant Capri Cafaro

Immigrant Rights Rally Draws Huge Protests Across U S

Mass demonstrations in Washington and dozens of cities draw hundreds of thousands of supporters and immigrants. Chanting Si se puede, marchers urge lawmakers to grant foreign born workers more rights and amnesty. Organizers say Washington rally tops 500000.

Washington Legal Elegal America National Mail Congress Gilberto Castro United States

Black activists fear marginalization in immigration surge

Najee Ali, an African American activist, says blacks fear being pushed aside as Hispanics mobilize for immigrant rights. He notes they were not invited to the dialogue and worry about jobs and political power as immigrants reshape neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces.

Najee Ali Los Angeles Ali

Cleveland’s college graduates flock to cities, not suburbs

Ann M. Pappas left suburbia to buy a Tremont home amid a national trend of educated adults moving to big cities. The AP finds Midwest manufacturing towns struggle to attract degree holders as cities like Seattle, Atlanta, and Austin grow. Pappas enjoys Tremont’s culture, cafes, and galleries five minutes from downtown.

Cleveland Ann M. Pappas Associated Press America Stu Midwest Seattle Atlanta Austin Texas Pappas Tremont

FirstEnergy tree cutting sparks Elyria ire

In Elyria on Monday FirstEnergy crews cleared and trimmed trees near 69 000 volt lines along Auburn Street and Ashland Avenue leaving stumps and sawdust in yards. Residents criticized the work while a crew allegedly felled a six foot tree, local resident Mary Jo Csonka said her negotiations to save a small tree failed.

Elyria Auburn Street Ashland Avenue Hampton Estates FirstEnergy Corp Mark Durbin Durbin Mary Jo Csonka University Heights Csonka

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