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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2005
Page
2
A humorous list mocks a dubious accountant with garbled claims about refunds and audits. It jokes that the pro uses a TV remote for calculations, offers odd tax advice, and has moved to a cave in Afghanistan while preoccupied with jokes and inappropriate conduct.
Michael Jackson weighs selling part of the Beatles publishing catalog to cover about 276 million in Bank of America loans. The ATV catalog co owned with Sony includes Lennon McCartney songs and other hits by Dylan and Dylan era artists, generating around 80 million annually, with 40 million from Beatles songs.
Garry Kasparov, former world No. 1 who recently quit chess to focus on politics, said he was struck on the head with a chessboard at an event in Moscow. His attacker, who targeted him after signing for a fan, was restrained by security guards. Kasparov remained uninjured.
Pennsylvania Governor Rendell said Donald Trump could operate a Philadelphia slot parlor as the state plans 74 new slot parlors next year. Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts seeks a license after a Chapter 11 reorganization, with renovations funded by a $500 million line of credit.
IMS Health notes prescriptions hit billions yearly with two thirds rise over a decade, while Americans buy more nonprescription drugs. AP projections warn thousands die annually from drug reactions. The industry posts over 250 billion in sales as policy makers debate risk versus benefit of long term use.
Cardinal Szoka discusses Vatican security ahead of the conclave noting a shift to the House of St Martha hotel like housing and bus shuttles. Italian police and Carabinieri share security duties as experts warn about wiretaps and covert listening devices in homes and mosques.
Elyria police arrested six teenagers for possession of alcohol under 21 after reports of suspicious activity in the 300 block of Hamilton Court around 11:30 p.m. Friday. Adults charged were Kyle Syphers 18 Thomas Larosa 13 Ray Saladonos 18 and Timothy Mender 13, all of Avon. In a separate incident a Lorain man Gerald Grace 47 was injured Saturday when he lost control of his motorcycle on Smith Road between West Road and Route 301. He was in fair condition at MetroHealth Medical Center after the crash around 4:50 p.m.
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and staff roles with editors Dan Shortridge Christina Jottiffe and Matt Westerhold, plus department heads for Metro Sports and Features. It notes publication, circulation numbers, and contact info for subscription services and address changes for Elyria Ohio.
District plans to fire Principal Regina Crenshaw and suspend three assistants amid an alleged March 9 assault at Mifflin High School. City attorney hints school officials could be charged with the students. Witnesses describe a chaotic response as a student was assaulted and forced to perform oral sex on at least two boys, with 15 people present in a room overlooking the auditorium. Police will present evidence to prosecutors early next week. potential charges include delinquency counts of rape and pandering obscenity.
A multi day Elyria police blotter records thefts from vehicles including purse thefts, missing juvenile complaints, drug possession, burglaries, warrants served, and traffic violations across streets such as University Ave High St South Abbe Road and Murray Ridge Road with names like Michael Thorpe Desmond Maxwell Richard Hunt and Reginald Smith.
Readable OCR compiles Ohio and neighboring states lottery draws across days. Includes Pick 3 3 0 3 and 8 2 0, Pick 4 8 8 5 1 and 2 5 6 2, Super Lotto 8 30 42 40 42 45 with bonus 19, Mega Millions 25 26 37 39 49 and Mega Ball 29, plus Rolling Cash 5 and Daily Numbers from nearby states with varied results.
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