Analysts See North Korea Learn Little From Rocket Setbacks
Seoul analysts say Pyongyang's latest Unha-3 rocket failure shows minimal progress since prior attempts. The parade spotlighted a new missile, but experts saw no major advances and noted a truck carrier rather than a new capability as a sign of limited gains.
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Pyongyang
United States
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Soviet Union
China
Heat aid requests rise in Lorain County amid economy
Lorain County Community Action Agency reports 2011 12 totals for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program at 13 247 households up from 11 915 in 2010 11 an 11 percent rise. New clients and unemployment push demand despite a milder winter and weatherization cuts reduce future capacity.
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Lorain County
Jackie Boehnlein
Anti-Poverty Agency
Ohio Department of Development
Boehnlein
Ohio
U.S
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Lorain County Community Action Agency
Condemned inmate moved to southern Ohio prison for execution
Roundup reports Mark Wiles, 49, transferred to Lucasville prison after 1985 farmhouse burglary and stabbing of 15 year old son of his former employers. His scheduled execution would end an unofficial six month moratorium on Ohio's death penalty amid debates over lethal injection procedures.
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Southern
Ohio
Mark Wiles
Lucasville
JoEllen Smith
Where’s a Bear App Tracks Yellowstone Wildlife Sightings
Yellowstone visitors can use new smartphone apps to pinpoint recent wildlife sightings in the park. Where’s a Bear promises near real time updates, while Yellowstone Wildlife hosts a similar tracking site listing mule deer near Mammoth and bison near the petrified tree. The National Park Service cautions that grizzlies feed on a bison carcass near the Yellowstone River Trail, a life saving warning.
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Wye
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Wildlife
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National Park Service
Haitian President Martelly Treated for Blood Clot in Lung
Haitian President Michel Martelly was diagnosed with a blood clot in his lung linked to a recent shoulder operation. He flew to Florida for treatment and is resting in a Miami hospital. A security-named hospital was not disclosed. Meanwhile Parliament faced a protest by former soldiers seeking appointment of a prime minister.
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Damian Merlo
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Miami
Merlo
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections for accurate coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Lottery results and large jackpots explained
The Tuesday midday draws include Pick 3 7 7 6 and 3 5 4, Pick 4 1 5 1 1 and 6 4 8 2, Rolling Cash 5 5 6 19 21 26, and Ten-Oh 5 8 10 12 14 18 23 28 37 40 44 49 52 55 59 62 66 68 78 79. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is $100,000, Classic Lotto $7.8 million, Mega Millions est $53 million, Powerball est $131 million.
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Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Information
The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria lists editor names and contact numbers for editorial, sports, features, and marketing and provides office hours, delivery helplines, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Information includes circulation and post office details with mailing address in Elyria Ohio.
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U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Obama visit backdrop stirs rally bus and road closures in Elyria
Romney campaign plans a bus near the college as a Republican rallying point while tea party groups protest. Road closures and school cancellations accompany the president’s Elyria visit, with officials citing security concerns and disruption.
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Elyria
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
Romney
Ohio
Republican Party
Chris Maloney
Abbe Road
Maloney
Local area blotter reports break ins and arrests
Apr 16 reports include unknown suspects removing a security light from a building and damaging doors. church roof vandalism with spray paint. burglary arrest of Dana Morrison after a crash. home entry with jewelry and coins taken. Apr 17 arrests include Andrew Mikoleit and Benjamin Benton on drug paraphernalia charges. multiple vehicle break ins and thefts. Robbery and theft charges against Legna Figueroa for tent theft at Super Kmart and store security incident.
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Third St
Gulf Road
Interstate 90
Dana F. Morrison
Moore Road
Avon
Morrison
Harvard Ave
Andrew Mikoleft
Benjamin Benton
Mikoleit
Benton
18Th St
23Rd St
19Th St
West 19Th Street
Oberlin Avenue
West 40Th Street
Yale Drive
Legna
Figueroa
Seneca Ave
Lorain
Super Kmart
Leavitt Road
Women Biz Owners Meet On Thursday At Elyria Restaurant
The Women Business Owners Network will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at George's Family Restaurant in Elyria. Annette Burgess of Western Southern Life discusses life insurance, with Gina Herner of NFIB as business spotlight. Attendees should bring cards and literature. open to all women owning or considering ownership.
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Women Business Owners Network
George’s Family
North Ridge Road
Elyria
Annette Burgess
Western Southern Life
Gina Herner
NFIB
Debra James
Karen Cheshire
Jrmovers.net
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