Army tests program to pay 40000 toward recruits mortgages
The Army will offer new enlistees up to 40000 toward a mortgage or business startup after a five year commitment. The Army Advantage Program will be piloted in Cleveland Montgomery Albany Seattle and San Antonio before a nationwide rollout. The reason for city selection was not disclosed beyond demographic research.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albany
N.Y
Seattle
San Antonio
Army Public Relations Department
Two-year-old falls from moving car during exchange
A 2-year-old girl was injured when she opened a rear door and fell from a moving vehicle in Lorain as Dallas Velez and Kelly Attie conducted a transport exchange. Velez faces a charge of failure to restrain a child and Attie a charge of child endangerment. The girl was hospitalized for evaluation after minor injuries. In a separate Lorain report, a burglar stole about $3,000 worth of 1970s G I Joe figures and a 42 inch Panasonic TV from a home, entering through an air conditioning unit while residents were away. A black Chevrolet pickup was seen in the driveway.
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Lorain
Dallas Velez
Kelly Attie
Velez
Attie
Florida Avenue
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Norfolk Avenue
Divorce could boost energy use and emissions in US homes
A study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that divorced households in 2005 used 46 percent more electricity per person and 56 percent more water than married households, wasting 73 billion kilowatt hours of energy nationally and raising emissions. Experts weigh social options and environmental angles.
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Proceedings
The
National Academies of Science
United States
Jianguo
Liu
Michigan State University
U.S
Jim Jewell
Evangelical Environmental Network
Suwanee
Memory Chimps Outpace Humans With Brief Visual Sequences
Ayumu the chimp and college students both recalled five briefly flashed numbers about 80 percent correct when shown for seven tenths of a second. With shorter displays Ayumu led, suggesting chimpanzees process the whole pattern faster and more accurately under rapid presentation. Researchers note youth and evolutionary brain changes may underlie the chimp’s edge.
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Ayumu
Eliza
Lonsdorf
Grading shift prompts parent use of progress reports
Elyria Schools tests new grading system using standards based reports to show learning progress every six and a half weeks. Parents welcome the clarity while still preferring traditional letter grades for overall evaluation.
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William Barr and
Forestlawn Elementaries
Elyria Schools
Paul Rigda
Police Blotter Reports Theft and Vandalism Incidents
Sunday police blotter lists a stolen window air conditioner and snow blower from a garage on West River Road. A man, Michael J. Rutherford, 20, of Floral Court Elyria, charged with assault on Furnace Street. A car window shot out on Washington Avenue.
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Furnace Street
Michael J. Rutherford
Floral Court
Elyria
Lorain
Washington Ave
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate coverage. The notice emphasizes accountability and transparent error handling by the newsroom.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results roundup with multiple state draws
Ohio and nearby states report Monday and Sunday results for Pick 3, Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Mega Millions, and Ten-Oh games. Jackpot figures include Rolling Cash 5 at 120000 dollars and Classic Lotto at 4.9 million. MEGA MILLIONS Friday draw listed with numbers and estimated 42 million jackpot.
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Ohio
Ten-Oh
Kicker
Rolling Cash
Executives Publisher and editors list
Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor 44 Andrew R Young Managing Editor Patti Ewald Advertising Mgr Tom Meecha Circulation Mgr Gary Cozart President A Cooper Hudnutt Treasurer Philip W Kelly Advertising Retail Hotline 329-7150 Classified Hotline 329-7100 Toll-free (800) 848-6397 Office hours 8 am to 5 pm daily 9 am to noon Saturdays Circulation Elyria home delivery 329-7200 all other areas (888) 836-8928 Phone hours 6 am 5 pm Mon-Fri 6 am 11 am Saturday
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Tom Meecha
Gary Cozart
A. Cooper
Windy weather disrupts power. outages shrink across region
County workers and Ohio Edison crews battled scattered outages from wind with about two dozen homes affected in a single incident at Middle Avenue and South Maple Street. Duke Energy reports over 8,300 customers without power in southwest Ohio earlier, down to 1,000 by dawn. FirstEnergy notes 8,000 customers without electricity in Northeast Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania, easing from 12,000. American Electric Power central Ohio loses about 4,000 overnight, reduced to 1,000 by morning. Flights at Cleveland Hopkins were unaffected.
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Ohio Edison
Middle Avenue
South Maple Street
Mark Durbin
Ohio
Duke Energy
Cincinnati
FirstEnergy
Lorain County
Pennsylvania
Central Ohio
American Electric Power
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Fred Szabo
Snow storm blankets New England as travel chaos hits region
A winter storm moved from the Midwest into New England bringing rain sleet and snow. It canceled flights delayed schools and prompted ice warnings while resorts reported a bright spot after a harsh winter. Travel slowed with gusts up to 40 mph and up to 20 inches possible in some areas.
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Stowe
Upper
Midwest
New England
Christopher Francis
Ye Olde England Inne
Stowe Mountain Resort
Vermont
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Portland International Jetport
Not-Forgotten Box donors spread holiday generosity
LaVigne family models compassion by giving to the Not-Forgotten Box in Elyria. Danielle 20 donated 10 inches of hair to Locks of Love, Shirley Barnette gave nearly 150 large toys, and many contributed anonymously as the community emphasizes year round giving over Christmas.
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LaVigne
Kristopher
Jeff
Elyria
Danielle
American Cancer Society
Locks of Love
Shirley Barnette
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Chroniclet
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