County debates veterans memorial sites near bridges
Lorain County officials discussed memorial options near county bridges including a Vermilion site and land by the former Moss’s Restaurant in Elyria. A transportation hub plan at the old train station and possible use of federal funds to back the project were also reviewed along with revised revenue projections showing a $1.6 million increase but still not balancing the budget.
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New York Central
Moss’s
Elyria
Lorain County Transit
Amtrak
Greyhound Lines Inc
Gerald Innes
Ron Twining
Bill Grace
Grace
Broad Sereen
Mark Stewart
David J. Moore
Ohio livestock show cheating cases move to hearings
Inspectors flagged unlawful fitting and tampering as cows left the show ring on Aug. 10. Three men face hearings within 30 days. if imposed under state penalties, Long would be banned from livestock exhibitions through Dec 31, 2004, while Krebs brothers face bans through Dec 31, 2005 for noncooperation.
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Long
Ohio
Krebs Brothers
Chie
Ohio and Michigan Lottery Results Snapshot
Ohio results cover Wednesday and Friday midday and evening draws with Pick 3 3-1-7 1-9-4, Pick 4 546-0 9-7-4-7, Buckeye 5 12-16-78-19-26, Mega Millions 9-21-26-35-41 Ball 17 and a 102 million jackpot. Michigan daily 3 9-0-3 daily 4 4-2.5-1. Friday and Saturday draws list Pick 3 1-3-3 3-2-2 Pick 4 9-3-4-2 4-7-2-2 Super Lotto 3-15-19-42-48-49 Bonus 34 Kicker 0-7-3-1-9-5 Buckeye 5 13-78-25-26-33 Saturday Midday 3-9-2 3-2-2 Pick 4 0-0-3-6 1-0-1-5 Super Lotto 1-3-7-374045 Bonus 42 Kicker 0-5-5-3-9.
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Buckeye
The Chronicle Telegram Publisher History and Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram outlines publisher history from 1927 to 1991 and notes Elyria based operations with contact numbers for Lorain County Printing and Publishing. It lists staff roles, editorial contacts, advertising and circulation details, and mailing information for The Chronicle Telegram published in Elyria Ohio.
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AD. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Nomtoll
Ohio
aTeiacram Maienal
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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Manning Suffering Aneurysm Shocks County Officials
Jeff Manning suffered a sudden heart aneurysm while at the county facility and was rushed to surgery performed by Dr Michael Soliman Mikhail. Hastings said Manning emerged from surgery and remained in intensive care as area leaders prayed for his full recovery. Manning’s wife Gayle and children joined relatives at the hospital amid support from judges and local officials.
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Hastings
Michael Soliman Mikhail
Manning
Murner
Gayle
North Olmsted High School
Nathan
Dennison University
Allison
Capital University
Columbus
Elyria
John R. Musson
Greg White
Northern District of
Ohio
White
Common Pleas
Lynett A. McGough
Mike Mikhail
McGough
Mikhail
Denise
State Medical Board of Ohio
Republican Central Committee
North Ridgeville
Jeff Manning
Voters register drive and attack ads in Lorain election
Voters since the civil rights era go door to door to register as President Bush won Ohio's electoral votes by 537 in 2000. MoveOn.org ads, funded by George Soros, attack Bush while EMILY's List and Sierra Club leaders back reform groups. Lorain County elections official notes uncertainty in unregistered voters.
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Davis
Political Action Committee
Emily’s Hist
Ellen Malcolm
Partnership For America’s Families
Steve Rosenthal
Sierra Club
Carl Pope
George Sores
MoveOn.org
Bush
Board of Elections
Marilyn Jacobcik
Lorain County
Robert Rousseau
MoveOn
Ore
Overtime Hours at Ai Spark Labor Tensions and Changes
Laborers and managers at Ai faced long hours amid a $100 million modernization and about 100 retirements. Local 1104 filed a grievance in October over overtime, and a revised schedule now offers eight hour shifts for some workers. Management officials say hours will improve as business strengthens, but union members doubt lasting change. Dan Harkins reports.
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Jinnya Tata
United Steelworkers of America Local 1104
Tata
Carrender
Mike Ragnoni
Ragnoni
Taia
Clarett case tests NFL draft eligibility rule
The judge ruled the NFL age based draft rule may restrain competition and keep players from entering the multi million dollar market. Maurice Clarett who helped Ohio State win the 2002 title was barred from the 2003 season for improper benefits and lying to investigators. The ruling probes antitrust concerns, while NFL officials defend the rule as to players' readiness.
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Clarett
Scheindlin
NFL
Ohio State
Buckares
NCAA
Espn.com
Illinois
Harold “Red” Grange
Chicago Bears
Pash
Robert A. McCormick
Detroit College of Law
Michigan State University
Jeff Reynolds
Pro Football Weekly
Washington Redskins
LaVar Arrington
Paul Tagliabue
Maurice Clarett
Tagliabue
Tenet defends CIA on Iraq intel and war rationale
Former CIA chief Tenet disputed claims of political manipulation of intelligence ahead of the Iraq invasion. He cited ongoing probes and panel reviews, defended CIA methods, and highlighted mistaken assessments, sources, and covert operations tied to Libya, al Qaida, and the USS Cole case.
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Tenet
Iraq
John McCain
R-Ariz
Senate Intelligence Committee
Pat Roberts
Kansas
White House
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Kay
Clinton
Administration
CIA
Saddam
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
al-Qaida
Nashiri
Persian Gulf
Hambali
South Asia
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