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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2005
Page
1
A satirical list from Worldwide Pants mocks nanny traits with exaggerated clues including a Walter Payton license name and a jeep servicing joke. The numbered items portray gender ambiguity through absurd hints and pop culture references.
Noting shared traits with Susan on Desperate Housewives, Teri Hatcher discusses divorce, parenting, and clumsy moments. A rainy day tip outside a hair salon ends with wind scattering money across a parking lot and Hatcher drying wet cash at home. She says dating feels risky but not consuming her, even with Holrogin in her life and a craving for Oreos.
A crowd at Hamburg Area High School watched Dee Snider join Greg Miller Jr and his five piece band to perform We're Not Gonna Take It amid controversy over student rock bands. Snider praised the lesson of small towns while organizers arranged security and MTV reporters covered the event.
Tony Gases, store manager, notes store-bought DVRs offer more activity and storage. He says systems like Comcast are not truly interactive and don’t remember all viewing habits or programs. He adds Comcast and Adelphia permit pausing live TV but limit hard drive storage.
Store bought DVRs offer actor genre and director search while cable versions lag behind. Doug Serina calls cable guidance limited and favors flexible store models. Petradis favors easy swap of cable box and service. not ready for DVR. Dave Gampana notes family business and college memories amid new tech. Contact Lan Harkins at 329-7748 or dharkins chroniclel com.
The defense attacked the victims as fabricating their accounts while the prosecutor called the accused the neighborhood’s trusted figure. Victims ages 1 to 13 testified that the man duped their trust and forced sexually charged acts, describing a stark betrayal of childhood innocence.
In San Jose a woman named Ayala denies placing a finger in a Wendy's chili amid a police probe. Investigators found no missing digits and Wendy's reports falling sales and job losses. Ayala previously claimed money from a food chain.
The ad lists a telephone helpline for newspaper in education manager Harb Rilsko Stephens with retail advertising queries. Office hours are mornings and until 5 pm daily, with Saturday hours noted and a toll free line.
Amherst school board considers eliminating administrative posts including building supervisor and assistant bus coordinator, plus non renewing five learning assistant contracts. The plan also affects nine bus drivers, six monitors, five teacher aides, four other staff, seven custodians and 17 interns. About two thirds of positions would remain if the 5.9 mill operating levy passes next month. Board members did not comment. Contact Brian Bardwell at 329-7152 or Bberdwell chroniclet.com.
Superintendent Bob Boynton says the Lorain schools can handle growth through 2012 with steady, manageable enrollment increases, while west Lorain and Amherst Township developments threaten to accelerate housing and student numbers. Sandy Prudoff notes 3,000 new homes in five years, with 2,400 inside Amherst School District.
Pitts acknowledged drowning Tara Pitts at their Lakewood home near Fort Lewis where he served. The 1591 graduate of Brookside High School faced trial as his wife’s relatives and Tara’s son testified. Sentencing set for next week with potential prison time.
An erroneous item claimed an assault occurred on Friday near the Motor Company assembly site during a Ford event. The correction notes the vacation period and clarifies the week of the incident, with no confirmed assault taking place.
Friday results list Ohio Midday Pick 3 7 23 Pick 8 4 7 7 Midday Pick 4 5 4 1 4 Super Lotto Plus 312 million Rolling Cash 5 1 26 33 34 29 Rolling Cash Plus 110000 out of state Pennsylvania Daily Number 8 7 7 Big 4 21 3 3 Michigan Daily 3 2 5 7 Daily 4 5 9 6 5 West Virginia Daily 3 3 2 3 Daily 4 2 2 3 3 9 Previous Ohio winners Thursday Midday Pick 3 7 3 9 Pick 4 2 8 9 Midday Pick 4 1 8 Green ball details scattered across regions and dates with multiple jackpots and rolling cash figures listed for several days and states.
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