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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2005
Page
1
A satirical list from Worldwide Pants catalogs bizarre and troubling behaviors in a fictional office, noting autopsy jokes, inappropriate dress, petty cash limits, distant chats, and a delayed past-focused attitude. The item parodies corporate culture with exaggerated claims and surreal incidents.
Oscar winner Halle Berry, Bedford High School alumna, donates two designer gowns for an auction to fund a field trip to Cincinnati’s Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Bidding starts at 500 dollars. proceeds support student activities and travel.
Shaker Heights singer Scott Saval survives another week on American Idol despite Simon Cowell's harsh critique, joining the final five as Constantine Maroulis exits. Meanwhile Julia Roberts graces People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People issue for a record third time, with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie winning top overall honors among a star-studded list.
Grace cites three year effort saving the city millions and funding a new health plant, while opposing voices argue tax increases burden residents. Council President Burkhard defends the measure as necessary to retain services amid state cuts and rising costs. If approved, a 2 percent city income tax would raise about 3 million yearly, funding 12 firefighters, six police officers, and other needed replacements.
Police say English was shot by a friend in a drive of events linked to a September 2004 aggravated burglary case. He died from a chest wound after a lone gunman nearly two hours earlier on G Street. Smith and a 14 year old fled, were arrested, and weapons were found nearby. Smith faces charges in municipal court. the juvenile suspect may be bound over as an adult. Funeral arrangements for English have not been finalized.
Horvath rules a land sale to Liberty Development Co. may proceed with a 3.25 million price tag for a Village shopping center anchored by Home Depot. The Lorain church would set aside 1.2 million for a discretionary fund, with local YWCA groups urged to benefit.
Ohio remains central to national campaigns with Bush and Kerry voting patterns noted. Clinton to keynote Cleveland Legal Aid Society gala, linking to Northeast Ohio leadership and fundraising. Analysts say noncampaign events shape local support, media coverage, and electoral momentum ahead of 2008.
Barb Rusko Stephens is the Newspaper in Education manager with phone lines 329 7293 and 329 7239 listed for contact.
A local Oberlin notice confirms Saturday marks the parade’s fourth anniversary. The piece also runs through corrected lottery results and related draws including Mega Millions, Daily Numbers, Pick 3 and Pick 4 for multiple states with updated jackpots and ball numbers.
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