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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2004
Page
2
A vivid line celebrates a basketball hero in a comic book style. The speaker highlights ripped muscles and improbable moves, portraying the player scoring at will and defeating adversaries as a heroic figure.
Al Gore was cited for driving 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on Aug. 3 in Astoria Oregon while driving a rented car to visit family on the coast. Police said he was alone and will pay a $144 fine.
The Chronicle-Telegram publication at Elyria Ohio lists executives and staff including publishers editors and department heads with phone numbers and office hours. It notes ownership by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company and provides mailing and circulation information.
The report highlights Olympic athletes and media fueling a sex oriented atmosphere at the Games. Playboy and magazine covers feature athletes such as Amy Acuff Amanda Beard Haley Cope and Logan Tom while swimmers Ian Thorpe and Michael Phelps also appear in promotional imagery. Durex donated 136000 condoms and 30000 tubes of lubricant to the village amid concerns of shortages at prior Games.
Health officials led by Jay Carey assess an outbreak linked to an island visit with several illness cases. Ohio EPA tests negative for bacteria at winery and bar wells, while Ottawa County finds E coli in some wells. CDC researchers assist, offering lab materials and field help as investigators widen the net.
Kennedy talks of 4 million prize pool and 11 days in the sun if he wins nothing. He touts a long, varied biz background and plans to join 100 finalists in Aruba for the 2004 Ultimatebet.com Poker Classic. Contact Dan Harkins with tips.
A corrected notice states contemporary Christian singer Kelly Chapman will perform at Elyria High School from 7 to p.m. Saturday Aug 28 with $5 admission benefiting Genesis House and Blessing House. Elyria Schools has two emergency levies on the Nov 2 ballot, with costs for a $100,000 home of about $244 yearly and $143 yearly, plus Columbia Schools 3-mill renewal for $42 yearly. Readers may call 440 329 7155 to report errors.
Letters read at a Friday hearing show Hei sler family members urging the case to go to trial to make Matthew face the consequences of killing his father. Detective Andujar notes Matthew claimed abuse as motive though no evidence of abuse was found. The family cites divorce proceedings as a trigger and says forgiveness would require true remorse.
Santiago outlines plans to expand a Lorain festival into an annual fundraiser for a new school. The event will offer music, dance, theater, and visual arts classes for Hispanic youth, plus three art workshops during the weekend. Rain dampens plans but favorable two day forecast boosts optimism.
Friday draws show Pick 3 7 4 5 and 1 0 4 with Pick 4 0 7 1 7 and 8 1 5 5. Buckeye 5 lists 20 27 32 36 37 while Super Lotto Plus stands at 7 million. Mega Millions numbers 12 17 34 37 38 with Mega Ball 34. Maya Millions estimated at 52 million. Other states report Daily 3/4 results for Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and prior days’ drawings.
The county anticipates a dry weekend despite recent heavy showers. Ray Diederich notes August rainfall averages have fallen to 2.6 inches with temperatures around 69 to start, rising to the low 70s. rain ends today then partly cloudy skies expected, with sunny Sunday.
McGowan-Doyle notes ups and downs at start of recovery as July rates show Ohio 5.9 percent, Lorain County 7.6 to 10.9 percent across Elyria and Lorain, with Morgan County at 16.8 percent and Holmes County at 3.3 percent. Labor-force growth and recent graduates shape unemployment shifts. Contact Adrian Burns at 329-7197.
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