The New Kennedys feature in Harper’s Bazaar
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and wife Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom are spotlighted in Harper’s Bazaar September issue. The spread shows Guilfoyle Newsom in glamorous settings with Newsom in the background, including outfits priced at 995 for a Hugo Boss tuxedo and a 1998 gown with 575 dollar pumps.
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Don Johnson Ordered to Pay Grocery Tab in Colorado Suit
Pitkin County District Judge Erin Fernandez Ely ruled actor Don Johnson must pay 5470 for past due balance at Clark's Market plus 426.85 interest and 101 court costs after he did not respond to Clark's lawsuit. Johnson's 17 acre Aspen area ranch tied to bankruptcy was listed for sale. CNB had sued in March seeking auction to satisfy about 930000 claimed debt.
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Rosalynn Carter Sponsors Mental Health Event in Plains
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter urged visitors at a health fair to monitor mental health as well as physical health at the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Boys & Girls Club in Plains Georgia. She praised Pfizer Inc for providing millions in free media to aid needy Georgians. The event was sponsored by a local hospital and others.
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Rosalynn Garter Boys & Girls Club
South Georgia
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Pfizer Inc
Cosby to aid anti crime rally with community, police
entertainer Bill Cosby plans to meet with leaders and police later this month to organize a rally against street violence in Shelburne Massachusetts. He spoke after a Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony honoring 14 young women who beat the odds to graduate and attend college.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and publication details
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily except Christmas from Elyria Ohio with Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave. It lists staff including editor Andrew R Young and managing editor Patti Craw Wald and departments spanning news sports education advertising and circulation. Public notices and postal details show subscription rates, delivery service hours and postmaster address.
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History exhibit curates newspaper headlines through eras
A Baraboo resident displays 4000 square feet of historic fronts from Nazi surrender to Marilyn Monroe death, pairing each headline with era music and speeches. The show traces newspaper evolution from Napoleon reports to gender norms, including Jim Crow and Pearl Harbor coverage, with Parkinson noting key papers and rare clippings.
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Dallas Morning News
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Judges defend DUI restricted plates as deterrent tool
Oberlin and Elyria judges defend court imposed restricted license plates for DUI offenders noting aims to deter, alert others, and prompt treatment. Officials say plates may draw attention without providing probable cause to stop, while privacy rules limit full disclosure of names. Public safety advocates show mixed views and uncertainty about policy impact.
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Elyria
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New Mexico
Julie Hinds
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Community Voices on Crime and Poverty in Rich Neighborhoods
A resident named Jackson criticizes policing patterns, arguing that crackdown efforts target poorer areas while the well off receive media attention. She contends arrests deepen poverty and that felonies limit future opportunities, calling for broader understanding of community needs.
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Corrections: Ohio Super Lotto numbers missing in Sunday edition
The Chronicle-Feleerun ran corrections noting that Saturday's Ohio Super Lotto numbers did not appear in Sunday's edition due to an editor's error. Readers are advised to alert by calling (440) 829-7135 for errors in the newspaper.
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Chronicle-Feleerun
Lottery results Ohio and surrounding states recap
Saturday midday and Friday Mega Millions results are listed with numbers for Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. The report includes Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws, Kicker and Buckeye variations, and prior winner notes with numerous numeric entries and inconsistent spellings.
Lorain Man Shot After Leaving Bar
A 34 year old Lorain man, Stephen Sims, was shot twice in the stomach and left arm around 3:30 am Saturday as he walked away from an unidentified bar. An unknown male confronted him with a question and opened fire after Sims turned to face him. Sims left hospital Sunday and declined comment. He went to his ex wife’s home on Beavercrest Drive before driving to the hospital.
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Ohio task force weighs drugged driving laws in Columbus
State Sen. Jeffry Armbruster says new rules must be logical and practical for law enforcement and courts as Ohio studies drugged driving. Officials note marijuana and cocaine are common among drivers, with others including meth and prescriptions. current law allows arrests for obviously impaired driving with field sobriety tests or blood tests.
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North Ridgeville
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Legionnaires’ disease case prompts health warning in county
Hospital officials said a patient improved while officials noted sporadic county cases yearly. Health workers met with the woman’s employer to trace the source but would not release her name or workplace. The illness, caused by Legionella bacteria, can range from mild pneumonia to fatal, often linked to contaminated water sources. A Cleveland city garage closed after two workers were diagnosed within a week.
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Trottier
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Chalabi family in Iraqi scandal and Najaf clashes surge
US backed raid ties Ahmad Chalabi to counterfeit dinars and fraud charges amid Baghdad and Tehran comments. Salem Chalabi denounces the accusations as politically motivated while both brothers promise to return to Iraq to face the charges. Najaf sees fresh clashes as Ayad Allawi visits, with insurgent activity and a new death penalty order amid ongoing violence and turmoil.
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