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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2005
Page
1
Dave Matthews, seen performing in New York for MTV2 in September, donates 1 million dollars to a summer camp for children with life threatening illnesses and helps fund a playground at four San Francisco public housing projects.
A court hearing for Macaulay Culkin on drug possession charges was delayed to April 6 to allow time for a plea bargain. Culkin was arrested Sept 17 after a traffic stop in Oklahoma City where police found marijuana and Xanax. Bail was set at 4000 dollars.
Alicia Keys leads a star studded Bangkok benefit with Asha Bhosle Sting 50 Cent Jay Chou Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez in taped messages. Proceeds go to UNICEF and local charities with aims to reach a global audience of over 1 billion.
A chaotic spoof lists a Maine band swapping Hail To The Chief for In Da Club and a satirical SNL style sketch about Hillary Clinton. The mock sequence mocks politics and pop culture with jabs at Hillary Clinton, Brad and Jennifer, and references Meet The Fockers.
The piece notes ongoing FCC enforcement changes after the Jackson incident and Super Bowl indecency complaints. It cites senators Hollings and Dorgan, court actions on ownership rules, and rising fines that could reach millions. It highlights broadcaster concerns, context of indecency, and political signals from President Bush.
The article notes rising male participation in knitting, with observations from MaryAnn Marist and Parisi about more men shopping at Knitters Niche on Chicano's North Side. It cites a Craft Yarn Cannell survey showing female knitter share rising among 25 to 31 year olds and mentions a New York boy Tony Limuaco who took up knitting after 9/11 and now sells hats locally.
State antitrust officials press to obtain records on funeral homes in Lara County Ohio amid a dispute over allegedly uniform pricing. Wyers Mineral Chapel and others face investigation inquiries while a civil suit accuses misrepresentation of fees.
The Chroniclet lists publishers editors and staff roles with contact lines and office hours. It also includes circulation data for Elyria and other Ohio areas, along with pricing for home delivery and mail, and notes on publication schedule and USPS details.
Culpepper removed two diamond necklaces from his neck and presented them to Townsend a Jacksonville Episcopal High School player who is paralyzed from the neck down after a tackle in October. Townsend family discussed need for a safe to protect the jewelry. Culpepper later participated in the event and answered questions while monitoring his necklaces. Culpepper will appear in a Super Bowl NFL Network commercial singing a tune from Annie.
The article honors Robert Hersman, longtime Keystone coach, who died after heart surgery and a transplant complication. Relatives recall his humor, mentorship, and tough standards that shaped players like Todd Schlenker and Chase Clawson. It notes his impact on students, fellow coaches, and the basketball program.
A Tuesday story misidentified Mary Ellen Carras as a local worker at the National Service Center of Lorain County. It also misstated the placement of Stephanie Mayne and Mall Stareski from Firelaruls High School Oberlin and miscaptioned a photo. Elyria police Officer Hetzel Lee is reinstated after firing in November 2004 for insubordination and policy violations.
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus results. JACKPOTS noted include Rolling Cash 110000 dollars, Rolling Cash 5 110000 dollars, and Mega Millions 10 million plus. Regional results shown for Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia with daily numbers for multiple games across days.
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