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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2007
Page
2
Circuit City and Best Buy managers report strong interest in Windows Vista with many residents upgrading or buying new computers. Store officials note long lines and a push to swap out remaining Windows XP machines as stock shifts to Vista compatible systems. Contact information appears incomplete.
The infant was discovered in a clothes basket inside a decaying SUV kept in Heck’s garage. Heck, claiming maternity, turned herself in two days later and said she gave birth in her duplex and hid the baby’s existence. The baby, once in foster care, is now with Cales family. paternity tests and birth records are noted in ongoing proceedings.
Clarifications on including Oberlin and Wellington in a national heritage area cite a 3 pm February 11 meeting at the Spirit of 76 Museum in Wellington. The piece notes confusion over a 0.5 mill levy for Elyria High School and confirms the levy will be a single measure with maintenance funded later.
Readout shows Midday and evening numbers from Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia with Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Mega Millions data. Notable jackpots include Rolfing Cash 5 at $309000 and Rolling Cash 5 at $247000 with Mega Millions estimated around $5 million.
A garbled notice requests addressing changes to The Chronicle- Tetegran at P O Box 4910 Elyna GH 44036 and lists several unreadable contact numbers and names. The fragment appears to be a postal notice from Byria Ohio with an official postmaster directive.
Two senators from opposite parties align on a nonbinding measure opposing Bush's plan to add 21,500 U.S. troops in Iraq. John Warner and Carl Levin merge efforts with a compromise text to protect funding while opposing the buildup, aiming for cross party support and a potential White House rebuke.
Elyria Schools say they remain confident in the security services provided by Whiteguard Security at Elyria High School despite questions about some employees who work at other locations. The district conducted its own background check on four guards assigned to the high school and found no disqualifying criminal history.
The Oberlin school board asks county Auditor Mark Stewart to review a 1.9 mill levy linked to laptop programs. A May 8 voter approval is anticipated as residents would pay about 58 dollars yearly on a 100 000 home. The district plans wireless access via Cable Co op with filters to block offensive sites.
Residents say the station fueled crime and drug trafficking and that alcohol sales worsened the issue. Police logged 242 calls from 2005 to 2006. License denial and loss of beer sales hurt business. Locals fear ongoing drug activity despite the station's removal. Property owners uncontacted. utilities removed. area remains dark at night.
In a homemade effort costing 12.79 dollars, Phillips and his circle created a Doritos ad featuring Nick Dimondi and Cori Backus to chase a 10 000 prize and Super Bowl air time. The project gained internet viral reach while GM and the NFL pursued their own student and contestant driven ads.
The Black Youth Project survey of about 1,600 participants from Midwestern cities finds over half of African American and Latino youths feel officials ignore them, with 44 percent of White youths sharing that view. It notes perceived education gaps and high discrimination among Black respondents.
The study shows black and Hispanic youth view drugs violence gangs and crime as neighborhood problems more than white peers yet many white youth report private medical care. It notes optimism among teens about political action and a notable use of boycotts to express values with African American and Latino youth showing participation rates.
Lorain police report says James Guinn 20 admitted two 14 year old girls performed acts on him at a West Erie Street home. The incidents span spring 2006 and two weeks prior, parents alerted police after learning of the acts.
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