Guns for Gifts program yields guns for groceries in Compton
Compton ends its Gifts for Guns drive amid a lean economy, with residents trading firearms for $100 grocery cards and targeting supermarket cards this year. Deputies expect about 1,000 weapons, noting 590 guns and two grenades handed in last weekend, a record high.
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Gas hits lowest average price in nearly five years
Gas prices fell 22 cents a gallon over two weeks, dipping to a national average near 2004 levels. Cheyenne Wyoming posted the lowest city price at 1.46, while Anchorage Alaska led at 2.54 and New York Long Island reached 2.10 in the continental U S.
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Auto bailout plan eyes oversight board and tied aid
Washington weighs a 15 billion emergency auto loan with an oversight panel of Treasury Energy Labor Commerce and EPA to monitor restructuring. The measure mirrors bank bailout terms limiting executive pay dividends and a public tracking role by a special investigator as GM Ford and Chrysler face cash crunches.
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Brain boosting drugs spark debate on safety and access
A group of seven researchers from the United States and Britain urge more research on brain boosting pills, arguing healthy adults may use them for memory and multitasking. They acknowledge risks, dependency concerns, and potential socio economic inequalities while calling for policy and medical guidance.
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Nevada DUI tester charged after alleged drive to jail
Kath leen Cherry a 53 year old contract worker for the Carson City sheriff's department is charged with driving drunk to the jail to test a suspect's blood alcohol content. She told deputies she had one margarita before driving Friday night and failed field sobriety tests with a BAC over 0.08 percent. Cherry is described as a phlebotomist trained to draw blood for lab tests.
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Chronicle-Telegram Requests Readers Report Errors
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors in coverage and ensure accuracy across stories.
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Lottery draw wrap with numbers and jackpots
Results cover multiple state games with midday and nightly draws. Rolling Cash 5 totals 110000 dollars while Classic Lotto stands at 7.6 million and Mega Millions is 170 million with listed numbers for several games across states including Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Editorial team and contact numbers
The page lists staff roles with names and phone extensions including Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace Editorial Editor Kyle Kondik News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Photography Bruce Bishop and Olga Phil Hicks, Manager Barb Rusko Stephens, with their respective extensions.
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