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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2006
Page
1
Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell's office warned that voter lists distributed to parties and campaigns contained Social Security numbers of millions of Ohioans. Those who received the lists have promised to return them, per a Blackwell spokesman.
Blackwell spokesman James Lee says a batch of 20 disks with voter numbers was distributed instead of kept for an in-office task. He notes the data transfer occurred during a Help America Vote Act update and the wrong set was sent.
Vermilion school district proposes a 4.9 mill emergency operating levy on the May 2 ballot. If approved the owner of a 100000-dollar home would pay about 160 dollars more yearly in taxes. The issue was misdescribed in the special election section published Tuesday. During the 2002 state senate campaign Jeffry Armbrunter faced accusations of price gouging Shell customers after the 9/11 attacks and Tuesday’s story cited an incorrect timeline.
Lottery results from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia show Pick 2 9 7 0 and Pick 4 7 1 1 8 with jackpots 1.4 million, Mega Millions estimate 20 million, Rolling Cash 3 jackpot 120000, and Cash 5 5 14 25 38 87 with 189000 jackpot. Other states list Daily 3 and 4 draws with various numbers.
Advertising contact details for the newspaper classifies hotline toll free numbers and office hours. Listings include Roth Rutsko Stephens and a general classifieds line with 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and Saturday morning hours. References show multiple phone numbers and department codes for classified ads.
Elyria authorities urge parents to get down to a child level to spot hazards. Dr. Gary Crow notes outdoors outpaces indoors by age five and warns of freak accidents like the swag lamp incident involving Jared Rudolph. Lt. Andy Eichenlaub says there is no self harm evident. parents should secure basements garages and limit unsupervised time.
The piece weighs whether Prince Harry should join frontline duty, given risks to himself and troops. It cites authorities like Reid and Amyas Godfrey while noting William and other royals’ military histories and potential deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan, framing a debate on safety, duty, and public interest.
Dulmage cites Darton Telamon facing delays and extensions for subcontractors on a $23 million project. Telamon allegedly failed to meet obligations while the district withheld about $1.2 million as profit and overhead. Dulmage argues extensions were invalid and billions in work remains incomplete as workers finish in the buildings. Rossetti admits some errors but claims much has been resolved. Dulmage asserts ongoing issues.
Four Rocky River police cars and a nearby unit responded to a donut shop prank that prompted fears of hostages and deaths. Three Amherst employees, including assistant manager Terry Hudec, were charged with inducing panic. another worker filming faces charges soon. The incident disrupted business but damaged no property and prompted apologies to a Dolica.
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