Helping From Ai Larry Chooses To Share Courage And Hope
Abitz a St Louis resident tells how her cousin with muscular dystrophy inspired a project. Talyah, age 13, received a book for Christmas and aims to boost disability awareness by collecting funds and donating 200 books for care kits after grant rejection. Gov Taft signed a recognition for educating families about muscular dystrophy.
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SBS Bus Drivers Wage Talk Shows Tightening Negotiations
SBS drivers in Lorain face stalled contract talks with union over wages and benefits. SBS cites rising costs and debt refinancing while offering 2 percent raises in 2005 and 2006. The union seeks higher starting pay and health benefits for 30 to 40 hour workers as mediators assist. Lorain Schools and county boards are affected by the ongoing negotiations.
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Ohio and nearby state lottery results roundup
Ohio midday and evening pickup draws list numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto with Mega Millions estimates. Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia daily rolls and previous Ohio win numbers accompany the batch of past results and bonus balls for reference.
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Chronicle Telegram staff, publishing details listed
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles and contact numbers for editors, reporters, and departments, plus office hours and mailing address. It notes publication as daily except Christmas, with circulation and toll-free lines for ads and classifieds.
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Youth Service Day mobilizes Ohio volunteers across nation
Elyria reports National Youth Service Day drew youth from Ohio and across the U S to three days of service projects. Participants included Talyah Bernardone in Amherst and students in Poland and Cincinnati, with aims to raise awareness of youth contributions and lifelong volunteering. Steve Culbertson of Youth Service America praised the ongoing effort and noted teens’ high school success linked to volunteering.
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Church prayers for fallen soldier in Iraq hostage case
Batavia area churches prayed for Pfc. Keith Maupin, missing since an April 9 convoy attack outside Baghdad. About 900 attended two First Baptist Glen Este services with hymns, pledges, and hopes Maupin will be returned safely. Sources say Maupin, 20, grew up near Batavia, attended youth activities here, and later joined the Army Reserve.
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LCADA expands with new Elyria site and social service mall
LCADA plans a Elyria suite in Tokar Tower on Middle Avenue and teams with Heartland Circle in Wellington to run prevention services. By next year a 72,000 square foot social service mall will open on Route 57 in a former PC Campana building. SCADA treats about 2,000 yearly and educates 35,000. budget around 2.5 million with funding from state and local sources. Governor TaftCut funding last year by 195,000 with further cuts possible next year.
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Hamas vows revenge after Rantisi assassination prompts Gaza march
In Gaza crowds chant revenge as Hamas carries Rantisi’s flag wrapped body to a major mosque. Masked gunmen and youths with green Hamas headbands join the procession. A new leader is named but kept secret for security. Israel pledges more targeted killings of militant leaders. Hamas says it remains potent despite recent losses.
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Spain to pull troops from Iraq by deadline
Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero told Moncloa Palace he would order Defense Minister Bono to remove 1300 Spanish troops from Iraq at the earliest feasible moment if the UN fails to assume control. He reaffirmed a June 30 deadline and noted 72 percent of Spaniards favor withdrawal. Egyptian officials later cited a 15 day timeframe for start of withdrawal.
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U.S. and Iraqi Forces Face Mounting Death Toll in Iraq
Bremer warned Iraq will not achieve sovereignty by June 30 as U.S. led forces fight on two fronts. Since April 1 at least 99 U.S. troops died in combat, with five Marines and five soldiers killed in the latest violence. By May 1 total U.S. combat deaths since 2003 reached 115, while Iraqi deaths in April exceeded 1,050. Spain ordered troop withdrawals. Iraq appoints new defense leaders, including Gen Babakir Zebari and Amer al Hashimi, as U.S. officials rebuild the army amid insurgent gains in Fallujah Husaybah and battles near Diwaniyah and Baghdad.
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