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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2005
Page
1
A quirky set of numbered lines joking about calendars, drought, and pop culture figures. The voice riffs on the matric system, delivery times, clock changes, and satirical takes on public events with Deadpan humor and surreal references.
Oscar nominated actor Joaquin Phoenix voluntarily checked into an undisclosed rehab facility two weeks ago to address alcohol use. His publicist says he was uncomfortable with his life and hopes sharing his decision will encourage others with the disease to seek help.
Billy Joel finishes a 30 day rehab at Betty Ford in Oakfunk for alcoholism treatment. The 55 year old, now reportedly sober, has sworn off alcohol and checked out Sunday morning to return to Long Island with wife Kate Lee.
Scot Savol of Shaker Heights survives bottom three to reach the final seven on American Idol. Nadia Turner, 28, of Matin Fla was sent home as Tuesday’s performances left the field crowded and voting continues with another round next week.
Bruce Willis has been named an officer in the Order of Arts and Letters in Paris. Culture Minister Renaud Connectieu des Vabres lauded his impact on U.S. cinema and its global reach as Willis expressed pride in cinema's boundless, shared artistic community. Also attending were Jean Rena and Maria de Medeiros. De Vabres praised Willis' quiet strength and empathy.
Lorain and surrounding towns face multi million dollar losses from a proposed city budget overhaul. A 1.1 million deficit looms if income tax is rejected, with Ford Motor Co. shutdowns removing 2.2 million. Officials warn service cuts and layoffs unless new funding sources pass.
Dale Booher shot Booher’s husband at their North Island Road home at about 8 am and was later released from hospital. He is jailed on attempted murder and aggravated burglary charges among others. Deputies searched a nearby Super 8 in North Ridgeville and Booher’s vehicle for a 12 gauge shotgun, finding mostly trash and a will.
The chain aimed to deliver the same experience everywhere, firing managers in 1984 and stressing efficiency. It thrived as American life shifted toward driving and busy schedules, with ads urging after school parents to take a break and enjoy quick, familiar meals. It expanded by positioning itself for mobility and understanding consumer preferences.
The Chronicle Telegram masthead lists editors and staff roles including publisher, editor, managing editor, news and sports editors, advertising, circulation, and print shop contacts. It also provides office hours, subscription prices, mailing address, and post office information for Elyria Ohio.
Faithful from several parishes organized aid for the Robinsons, providing meals and a down payment for a van to transport their quadruplets. After discovering toxic black mold forced homelessness, the churches offered space in the rectory at Assumption Church while residents receive housing support and volunteers adjust.
The Chronicle announces its Circulation Department will relocate from 212 Second Street to the main office at 225 East Avenue this afternoon. The offices will close during the move from 1 today until 8 a.m. Friday, with limited phone interruptions expected. for aid, call the main switchboard at 329-7000.
A 14-year-old boy was arrested Saturday after allegedly firing a BB gun at children in Pawlak Park Lorain. Officials corrected the park’s name spelling in a later notice.
A compact roundup of lottery results across Ohio and neighboring states with Midday and Mega Millions figures. Includes Pick 3 and Pick 4 outcomes, Rolling Cash 5 and Rolling Gash 5 jackpots, and Super Lotto Plus and Mega Millions jackpots with several green and black ball notes.
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