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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2006

Page

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Bushes and Cheneys Report Charitable Giving and Taxes

A summary of the Bush and Cheney financials shows charitable giving including Red Cross, Salvation Army hurricane relief, Martha's Table, and Catholic charities totaling about $1.9 million for the Bushes, plus state taxes on their Texas ranch. The Cheneys reported AGI near $8.62 million from exercised stock options and royalties, donated about $6.87 million, with about $1.4 million in income and $529,636 in taxes, plus $2,489,568 paid in withholding and estimated payments, yielding a refund of $1,958,500.

American Red Cross Salvation Army United States Pakistan Martha's Table Washington Archdiocese of New Orleans Catholic Charities Mississippi Foot Network Crawford Texas Cheneys Chari Cheney

Easter Tax Rush at H&R Block Offices

Tax preparers race to finish returns over the holiday weekend and Monday with some H R Block locations offering Easter hours from 10 am to 5 pm. Most Elyria area offices remain open except those in Sears in Elyria and Sandusky, the Elyria Wal Mart, and Elyria AAA. District Manager Jerry Nicholson notes overall tax filings are down, possibly due to Katrina displacement, while electronic filings grow and couples may file separately for tax advantages.

H&r Block Sears Elyria Sandusky Wal- Mart AAA Jerry Nicholson Nicholson IRS Joel Shupp Lorain County Tax Service George Dan Shupp John Majkat Majkat

Filing Facts Tax season tips from USPS and IRS officials

Post offices stay open late and Elyria offers a 24 hour automated machine for weighings and postage. About 135 million returns this year with 25 percent waiting until the last week to file. Many file extensions with six month extensions available for some filers. Hurricane Katrina relief offered this year. IRS and USPS spokesmen note some returns finish late as tax season peaks and urge early filing to avoid late payments.

Lottery results and jackpots from Friday draws

Ohio lottery results show Pick 3 42-5 and Pick 31-1-2, Midday 4 digits 3-9-3 and 17-4-20, Let'O Play Jackpot at 14 million, Rolling Cash 8 21-30-21-28, Rolling Cash 6 jackpot 110000. Mega Millions Friday numbers 8-10-19-29-33 Mega Ball 10, jackpot 220 million. Pennsylvania Daily Number 3-9, Michigan Daily 5 1-1-8, Daily 4 9-5-3-4, West Virginia Daily 8 7-2-2 and Daily 4 3-7-2-7. Previous Ohio winners include Mickay Pick 3 4-4-2 and Pick 4 9-6-7-6. Rolling Cash 5 10-15-23-25-26 with 100000 prize. Lot'O Play 5-27-90-56-77 and jackpot 31 million.

Ohio Let’o Milion Kiewer Fennsylvania Rip Michigan West Virginia Mickay Fick Micktay Lot'o Rolling Cash Makiay

Local newspaper staff and departments listed

The page shows executive and editorial staff names and phone numbers including Managing Editor Andrew R. Young and Advertising Manager Patti Ewald, with contact lines for circulation and other editors. Erroneous text and partial lines are present.

Pudishes Erred Cooper Hudnutt Ebgiof Sersrsusseverenfinidraw R. Young Patt Ewald Advertising Meecha Gary Cozart A. Copper Hudnutt Philip W. Kelly Andrew R. Young Patti Ewald Mat Westerhold Dave

Bears Attack Family Near Ely Minnesota Affected in Forest Incident

Black bear attacked a Clyde Township family near a waterfall in Cherokee National Forest. The mother, Susan Cenkus, sustained multiple wounds while the boy Luke Cenkus was injured. the bear was shot by rescuer Danny Stinnell. authorities searched with traps as the bear’s illness or parasitic condition is suspected.

Ely Minn Cherokee National Forest Clyde Tin Ohio Protund Hicks Luke Cenkus Susan Cenkus Hlora Petrasek Danny Stinnell Stinnett West Polk County Associated Press Chattanooga Bellevue Hospital Patricia Semen Sandy Bundschuh Elara Bundschuh Rogers North America Gatlinburg Smoky Mountains Joe Clark U.S. Geological Service Tye Clark National Forest Tennessee-North Carolina Line

Bush backs Rumsfeld amid Iraq and Afghanistan policy shifts

President Bush issued a statement after speaking with Donald Rumsfeld on Friday. He defended the defense secretary as retired generals called for his resignation, citing concerns over arrogance and handling of postwar Iraq and manpower.

Bush Rumsfeld Iraq Afghanistan Ireq John Batiste Charles H. Swannack Ue Bin United States al Arabiya House Camp David Treasury John Snow White House Defense Army Adm Vernon Clark Naval Operations Tommy Franks US Central Command Mili John Dianper Air Force Eric K. ‘Shinseki Franks Jumper Pentagon Joint Chiefs Saddam Hussein Gert John Keane Keane John PB. Abizaid Abizaid Clinton Peruafoil Shinseki Beeni Stephen Biddle Council On Foreign Relations Army War College

Guns From Wal Mart Move Prompts NRA Lobbyist Comment

NRA chief lob byist Chris Cox said the move could help mom and pop hunting stores harmed by Wal Mart’s entry. The National Shooting Sports Foundation and Wal Mart critics welcomed the change as a first step. WakeUp WalMart.com urged safety concerns while the Violence Policy Center linked the decision to declining gun ownership. Wal Mart declined to specify affected stores.

NRA Chris Cox Wal-Mart Steve Wagner National Shooting Sports Foundation Trade Association For the Shooting, Hunting and Firearms Industry Paul Blank WakeUp- WailMart.com Violence Policy Center Gun Centrol Wal- Mart Stewart

Slaying Signals Police Probe in Cleveland Area

Cleveland police seek information after a Wednesday slaying. Investigators report a note requesting a woman leave her car for overnight parking, and a tip from a caller could not identify a number. A $2,000 award is offered for information leading to an arrest. Call the Detective Bureau at 243-2108 or the dispatcher at 204-2100.

Cleveland Carolyn Sue Smith Lorain James Rohner Robner Detective Bureau

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