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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2004
Page
1
Leonardo DiCaprio says Titanic left him feeling estranged from the world and he identifies with Howard Hughes in The Aviator. He notes Hughes’s isolation, perfectionism, and fixation on aviation and film, while emphasizing he does not claim to fully identify with the billionaire.
Billy Idol aims for a spring release of Devil's Playground on March 22 with Steve Stevens on guitar. The first single Scream goes to U S radio in late January. Idol previews a world tour to promote the album. Liv Tyler claims her nose widening proves she is carrying a girl, citing a pharmacy tale.
The Chronicle Telegram masthead lists editors and departments including Andrew A. Young Patti Ewald Matt Westerhold and Rona Proudfoot with roles such as sports editor Pam McMillan and photographer Bruce Bishop. It provides contact numbers for advertising and subscriptions and notes publication schedule and mailing information for Elyria Ohio.
Ohio officials discuss a possible Bush win challenge in Ohio with Kerry and Badnarik pushing for a recount. Costs loom large with counties fearing multi million expenses while procedures require a three percent hand count unless issues trigger full recount. Hamilton County's 1,013 precincts could push costs well beyond standard estimates.
Suzanne Comrie and Robert Smith engaged after a billboard stunt sponsored by Huntington National Bank and AdaptA Highway program. The unveiling sign read Will you marry me Suzanne Love Robert and the couple plans a April 26 wedding. Family and coworkers joined televised moment, with Comrie’s parents granting blessings prior to the big day.
Police described a suspect who walked fast at the north entrance off Midway Boulevard as officers entered minutes later. Hendon noted two possible motives for lingering at the entrance and warned that current cameras and technology increase the chance of being caught. The man reportedly has severe acne, wore sunglasses, a gray hip-length jacket, a black hooded shirt, baseball cap, black sweatpants with a red stripe, and red and black termis shoes.
A deeply religious California mother and her high school counselor husband face a near 89 million after tax windfall from a lottery. The couple and their extended family plan allocations to relatives amid a state program that funds anti abandonment campaigns. The law prompts ongoing autopsy routines, ad budgets, and a ritual of naming each infant.
Readouts show daily midday and evening draws for Ohio and neighboring states with numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Midday Rolling Cash Plus and Mega Millions. Jackpot figures vary from 5 to 7 million while rolling cash numbers and past winner references appear, including sporadic misspellings.
IBM and Lenovo announce a major information technology deal aiming to co operate in PCs and services. The joint venture seeks manufacturing and cost savings while expanding in China and other markets as Dell and HP compete. IBM executives pledge continuity and growth for employees and investors amid price pressure and shifting focus to consulting and software.
Alyria residents discuss a DOT study proposing ten intersections on Route 57 with traffic lights and fiberoptic sensors to manage 1 0 exit traffic. Critics warn diamond ramps and new signals could worsen congestion at high-traffic zones, especially near 1-90 east. Proposals include Midway Mall access changes and a costly Abbe Road upgrade, with broader plans for turning lanes and pedestrian paths.
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