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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
2
A speaker describes taking months off to care for their son and pursue meaningful experiences through UNHCR programs and world travel. They contrast home life and professional duties, noting that helping others abroad brings greater fulfillment and has become more important to them.
The Incredibles won top Annie Awards honors including best animated feature best directing and best voice acting for Brad Bird. The film from Pixar distributed by Disney beat Nemo and Shrek 2 contenders and leads toward the Academy Awards with several nominations. Brittany Murphy also earned recognition for voicing Luane on King of the Hill.
Kylie Bell, Emmy winner for Six Feet Under, sues Snoop Dogg, ABC, Walt Disney over a 2003 Kimmel dressing room incident she says involved drugging with champagne, sexual assault, and taped footage. She seeks 25 million dollars in damages and alleges network complicity amid Broadus’s Kimmel week.
NBC awards Medium a second season after a strong debut and growing fan base. Numbers, airing opposite, continues solid but declining viewership, drawing about 15 million on Friday while Medical Investigation slips to 6.8 million, its season low.
A spoof list catalogs awkward cues of surveillance in the workplace. Items include a potted plant taunting in luafers, a Christmas bracelet beeping when leaving a cubicle, coffee with odd additives, and secretive desk photos. The piece notes a boss harsh on typos and odd tech nuisances suggesting monitoring.
Morton Williams and Jones recount experiences from Alabama to Mississippi and Tennessee in the 1950s and ’60s, praising Martin Luther King Jr as a unifying force. They urge whites to learn from black Christians, stress personal change to end racism, and call Black History Month a year round imperative.
About 300 prospective jurors faced screening with another 800 to be processed, aiming to select 12 jurors and eight alternates for Jackson's molestation case. Fans protested outside while Jackson urged an open mind in a video statement. Parents defended him amid accusations, though the case relies on a long, disputed history and prior civil settlement.
In Elyria local officials and family members discuss Rainey’s ordeal and the push to fund electronic defibrillators for all public schools after a near fatal incident. Traut notes the nephew is improving at home as the district considers a memorial fund to purchase life saving devices.
Al Mayor from Al outlines filling the mayoral post to meet public demands while Kath Coutes and Connell members plan funding strategies. Davis cites a clear reason for change as the community grows. Veron and Roth note long-term collaboration in local government.
The Chronicle, a Elyria Ohio newspaper, lists publishers Hudnutt and Hudnutt with long running dates. It provides staff roles including editor Andrew Young managing editor Tom Mearda and various department heads. It also includes advertising, circulation, contact numbers, office hours, delivery options, and USPS publication details.
Lorri Tanner defends residents as city faces May 3 levy proposal to fund fire and police, with $2.3 million annual impact avoided by a defeated November measure. Firefighters cite overtime cuts and delayed East Broad Street response. council mulls police surge and safety officer idea, deadline February 17 for ballot placement.
Police respond to a chaotic scene after Galella allegedly shoots himself in the hand and bleeds from the stomach near an apartment and hotel. A neighbor and Church dispute the account as officers arrive. Colulla sits with the gun as Sgt Dan Smith uses a Taser. Colulla, recently diagnosed with brain cancer, had been acting strangely, according to neighbors.
A Sunday correction clarifies Kisvia High School’s mascot was misidentified as the Panthers. Elyria’s mascot is the Vjoyeors. Local editors apologize for the error and provide the correct team names for both schools.
Ohio and neighboring states lottery results for Monday and Friday editions show Pick 3, Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, Super Lotto Plus, and Mega Millions outcomes with multiple jackpots. Notable figures include Rolling Cash 5 jackpots of 738000 and 124000, Super Lotto Plus up to 9 million, and Mega Millions estimated at 9 million.
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