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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2004

Page

2

Mellencamp backs anti-Bush protest tour in October

John Mellencamp joins Bruce Springsteen and the Dixie Chicks in concerts to defeat President Bush in the 2004 election. Proceeds fund Democratic efforts. Mellencamp says it is a protest about American values, not a partisan strike. Also notes American Idol auditions draws, Hilary Duff fire scare, Randy Meisner hospital, and Julie Andrews directing a revival of The Boy Friend.

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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details page note

A dense directory page lists publisher Hudnutt editor Andrew Young and staff roles, with contact numbers for advertising circulation and newsroom. It notes daily publication, mail rates, hours, and post office address in Elyria Ohio, plus circulation and delivery policies. The piece serves as an internal reference for the Chronicle Telegram.

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Schools Face Rising Lunch Costs Amid Food Price Spikes

Dairy prices rose 27 percent, meat and cheese 11 percent, and poultry 9 percent from a year earlier. Schools nationwide face higher costs and often pass increases to students, with districts like Galt raising lunch prices to 3 dollars after 12 years at 2. Fuel, health care, and standards for healthier meals add to the burden. Some districts offset costs by using outside food service firms and smarter purchasing, while others cut waste and save energy to delay price hikes.

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Drug firms wary as West Nile vaccine push grows

As public concern rises over West Nile virus, firms including Chiron Corp of Emeryville California weigh vaccine development. They recall Lyme disease lessons where a hopeful vaccine failed due to weak demand, prompting cautious investment despite expanding West Nile spread.

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The Duck radio station at LCCC trains student deejays

Students at LCCC host The Duck radio station using simulcast setups to reach listeners in London and beyond. Deejays avoid profanity, while co-adviser Rodger Campbell and Dee Gross guide the program as a real world learning tool. Credit is offered for certain degree tracks, and the station operates since May with ties to Ohio University programs. For requests, call 366-4801 or visit leccradio.com.

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Readers are invited to report errors to The Chronicle Telegram by calling the dedicated phone line at (440) 329-7158. The notice emphasizes a direct channel for corrections and does not include additional action steps.

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Escobar Leaves Post In Jeopardy Over City Deficit

Deputy safety director Jose Escobar cools plans to quit after June as city faces a 2.4 million deficit. Mayor Foltin says Escobar is invaluable. divorce papers list Leah Escobar as filing July 28. Councilman Krasienko questions deputy vacancy and spars with Foltin over the matter.

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City considers swimming pool with new funding plan

The city will borrow 1.5 to 1.75 million to fund a pool project funded by builders fees, with maintenance costs handled by the improvement fund. Larsen Architects Sports Group will study feasibility and meet residents to decide amenities, including a lap pool and kiddie pool, with a potential site on Bainbridge Road near the library. Council discussion set for Sept. 7. residents weigh tax impact and school swim-team ties.

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Ohio and nearby states daily lottery results recap

Ohio midday and evening draws with picks 3 and 4, Buckeye 5, Super Lotto Plus and Mega Millions figures. Out of state totals listed for Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia with daily and previous winner lines. Also includes Friday Mega Millions and Saturday draws with multiple numbers and bonus balls.

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Latchkey program faces deficit and funding concerns

The district projects a 2004-05 Latchkey deficit of 15 583 while the district may face a 3 4 million shortfall by 2007. Meg Spanos proposed fundraising and cuts but committee doubts volunteers can sustain costs. Skyrocketing health insurance and uncertain attendance pledged hours surfaced as major issues. Spanos plans to pursue private child care in Westwood Elementary space as next step.

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