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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 2004

Page

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Signmakers rush to meet demand for concealed weapon bans

Elyria sign firms American Signs By Tomorrow and Judeo Inc. have printed over 100 signs banning concealed weapons as new laws limit guns in schools and government buildings. Ritter Public Library bought four signs, while others such as Wyers Funeral Chapel weigh options. Sign makers report steady orders from libraries, cities, and businesses.

Ohicans American Signs By Tomorrow Judeo Inc Elyria Denny Kathy George American Signs Denny George Vermilion Ritter Public Library George Janet Ford Pers Judge Wagner Electric Signs North Olmsted

Ohio prepares concealed carry licensing amid delays

Drozdowski notes applications must show no convictions and says falsification will be charged. The sheriff must approve or deny within 45 days and issue licenses with photos. First licenses likely in about a month as several counties delay accepting applications. Cuyahoga and Franklin counties hold, Delaware County processes most applications amid court action.

Drozdowski Cuyahoga County Gerald McFaul Justice Center Cleveland Ghivans James Irvine Ohio Supreme Court McFaul Irvine Ken Hanson McFaul Hanson Franklin County Columbus Delaware County

Lorain Tavern Shooting Leaves Victim Head Wounded

A man was shot in the head at Gill International, an East 28th Street tavern in Lorain, around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. He was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center. police did not release the victim’s name. Assistant Fire Chief Randy Hupp cited gunshot injuries and firefighting crews assisting LifeCare workers.

Lorain Randy Hupp Gill International East 28Th Street Hupp

Lorain County HHW Collection Day Date Correction

The corrected notice states no date has been set for the Lorain County Household Hazardous Waste Collection day. An error in Sunday's Ask Behnke column misreported the schedule.

Lorain County Ask Behnke

Ohio Tuesday lottery results and big jackpots listed

Ohio midday and evening draws show Pick 3 2-2-2 and 1-3-3, Pick 4 3-0-7-4 and 5-4-9-7, Buckeye 5 2-11-28-29-32, with Super Lotto Plus at 5 million. Mega Millions Friday adds numbers 2-8-10-11-23 and Mega Ball 40, jackpot about 10 million. Tuesday draw not yet released. Other states Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia report Daily Number and daily games. former winners recalled.

Ohio Buckeye

Chronicle Telegram Staff and Publication Details

The fragment lists newsroom roles and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram, including editors such as MANAGING EDITOR Andrew R Young and NEWS EDITOR Dan Shortridge, along with advertising, circulation, and office hours. It notes the Elyria publication address and USPS info.

Andrew R_Young Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold Scott Brown Dan Shortridge METRO Pam McMillan Kevin Aprile Bruce Bishop Gene Krebs

Iraqi insurgents offer ransom for Americans amid Jordanian driver ambush

The Garma ambush near Fallujah saw militants propose 10000 dollars per American passenger and 5000 per non American, as 12 Jordanian and Iraqi drivers escaped unharmed. At least 22 foreigners remain held, with 40 captives reported by coalition officials.

Amman Jordan Haitham Taher Garma Fallujah Taher Ahmad Fadhel Insur

Bush calls for decisive force and troop increase in Iraq

President Bush defended a long war in Iraq and said commanders must be prepared to use decisive force if needed. General Abizaid sought at least 10,000 more troops, with Bush confirming support and a willingness to stay longer. Kerry criticized the plan and urged a broader international approach to Iraq and Iran. The discussion followed questions about Sept. 11 and Homeland Security, with Bush noting prior opposition to the agency’s creation and referencing an August 6 2001 briefing.

Bush John Abizaid U.S Middle East Iraq Abimaid Defense Donald Hrumsfeld John Kerry Iran Kerry Heaven Homeland Security Osama bin Laden United States FBI Thomas Pickard Commission Slade Gorton

Insurgency intensifies as Iraq sees abductions and clashes

Iraqi and international reports note an IRAQI television reporter and four Italian guards abducted while eight Russian energy workers were released after capture in Baghdad. In Fallujah insurgents fired on a military helicopter, wounding three, as U.S. forces pursue clashes near Najaf. Two U.S. soldiers and a civilian contractor were killed in separate incidents, casualties rising in April. Maj. Gen. John R. Batiste says forces plan future operations and urges restraint toward Najaf’s Shiite population.

Iraq United States Fallujah Baghdad Taher Najaf U.S Army Bush Imam Ali Tikrit John R Batiste Associated Press

Avon to build free standing ER center for rapid EMS access

EMH executive says the new standalone ER near Avon will serve Avon Avon Lake North Ridgeville and Sheffield residents with faster EMS response and shorter patient turnaround. Critical injuries likely evacuated to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland while less severe cases to nearby hospitals. Contact details provided.

EMH MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland Kipp Avon Martin Avon Lake North Ridgeville Sheffield Steve Manheim Chronicle EMH Health and Fitness Center

Death by own action display sparks mental health critique

DISPLAY from At DISPLAY and could not be reached for comment. O'Keefe said she's just glad the death by own action display is gone. Bill Harper, director of the Lorain County Board of Mental Health, was among several professionals who criticized its insensitivity. Goran argued humor depends on the viewer, noting those who witnessed mental illness struggles may not find it humorous.

O'Keefe Bill Harper Lorain County Board of Mental Health Goran Billy

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