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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2003
Page
2
Ann Miller, longtime EMH volunteer, began in the coffee shop and later staffed maternity, front lobby, and information desks. She helped with phones, wheelchairs, and greetings while scaling back to one day weekly due to health. Her daughter Jane calls her a great role model. Contact Dave Perozek at 329-7119.
The Volunteer Action Center plans a homeland security volunteer program to place about 300 volunteers across community safety roles including Red Cross sites, neighborhood watch support, and aiding police. The program, started weeks ago, has drawn about 12 recruits and aims to boost long term volunteering amid other civic projects by Clearview students and local companies.
Ohio Friday results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Buckeye 5 five numbers, and Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus jackpots. Separate state and out of state results include Daily Number and Big 4 in Pennsylvania, Michigan Daily 3 and 4, West Virginia Daily 3 and 4, and Cash25 draws.
Daily midday and buckeye draws listed with Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences for Thursday Friday Monday. Includes numbers 7 9 3 8 4 2 5 3 8 10 14 29 and Buckeye 5 with five numbers per day and totals for past patterns.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles and contact numbers including Publisher Editor Managing Editor News Editor and Sports Editor, with the office address and circulation information. It notes publication details and postmaster address for subscription changes.
The flu sweeping through schools prompts desks and toys to be sanitized with bleach and Lysol. Teachers and day care aides remind children to use tissues and wash hands. The outbreak, hitting children hard, has caused school closings and higher absentee rates across multiple states, with experts warning infants and toddlers may suffer more deaths than average.
Atlanta The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention launches response teams to states and asks health departments nationwide to report flu deaths of children. The CDC seeks postmortem tissue samples autopsy reports and virus samples from fatally stricken children. CDC Director Dr. Julie Gerberding says 42 children have died this season and field teams will help states evaluate the flu shot’s effectiveness.
FirstEnergy faces NRC concerns as inspectors cite repeated errors and inadequate corrective actions at the Akron based plant near Toledo. Officials say despite some improvements, the plant will miss its yearend reopen target after corrosion and boric acid leaks, with safety attitudes showing mixed results.
Frigid morning traffic crash injures eight people including several youths. Witnesses note slow braking while flurries set in. National Weather Service expects partly sunny skies with highs mid 20s then upper teens tonight. Ed Santiago and Benji Post, 14, plan snow hill fun at Cascade Park despite restrictions. Contact details for Dan Harkins and Jeff Mohrman provided.
Dick Bartlett, longtime editorial cartoonist for the Chronicle and Medina Gazette, who moved to Elyria in 1992, is remembered for his 1996 and 1997 first place AP editorial cartooning awards. He served in the US Navy, acted in community theater, and is survived by his mother, two sisters, a fiancee, two daughters, and two grandchildren. Contact Tony Lombardo at 223-7134 or Lombardo chronicletelegram.com.
James Walther, Lorain attorney, presented three families鈥� claims to the Elyria school board, seeking removal of Jackson from teaching. supporters say she is a wonderful teacher, while others fear recurring harm to students. Jackson was suspended earlier for slapping a student, later receiving $4,500 sick leave without reversing the suspension.
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