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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2004
Page
1
Renaissance Center hosts free Computer 101 basics and PowerPoint Excel courses starting Tuesday with registration through day one. Call 24 9071 or visit 162 A fiddle Ave. Fees vary by resident status with hardship sliding scale. Kids Computer Club for grades 2-8 starts Feb 9, free 3 to 5 pm, open lab noon to 5 pm Monday to Saturday with varying hours.
Elyria area residents may be screened by Life Line Screening starting 9 a.m. Monday at Elyria Baptist Church 276 Washington Ave. The ultrasound tests assess arteries for blockages, aneurysms, and hardening, plus bone density. Screenings last about 10 minutes and cost 99 to 125 dollars. Pre-registration is required. call 800 633 0182.
Deputies cited several dancers and the manager at the Brass Pole for violations of township rules on proximity and contact with patrons. No arrests were made and the club remained open pending court appearances in Elsina Municipal Court.
Ohio results include Midday Pick 3 7 7 Pick 4 4 8 1 4 Buckeye 5 5 16 29 30 36 Super Lotto 6 15 16 17 19 44 Bonus Ball 3 Kicker 545507 Mega Millions yields 102 million jackpot with Friday draw 1 6 16 30 49 Megaball 13. Pennsylvania Daily Number 5 1 Big 4 9 8 6 4 Michigan Daily 3 3 2 1 Daily 4 8 6 2 9 Roll Down 2 10 12 23 28 West Virginia Daily 3 5 8 3 Daily 4 4 1 6 8
Ohio midday and evening draws show Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences with winners listed by day. Buckeye 5, Super Lotto, Bonus Ball, Kicker, and separate Buckeye 5 sets appear across Wednesday and Thursday with multiple number lines and patterns.
The fragment lists editorial leadership and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio including Hudnutt Young and Ewald, with roles such as Publisher Managing Editor and Advertising Manager, plus circulation and office hours, pricing, and mailing information for daily and Sunday delivery.
Kerry told a Richmond dinner that Bush’s days are numbered and change is coming. Dean edged Kerry in Washington with 30 percent while Michigan results shifted the race. Sharpton claimed leverage in Detroit caucuses as voters weighed 300 to 400 delegate goals. Michigan allowed Internet voting, delaying Detroit caucuses by two hours after complaints from supporters.
Kerry extends lead with 411 delegates while Dean has 175 Edwards 126 Clark 62 and Sharpton 12. Democrats push Hispanic outreach as voting sites face closures or moves. Nomination threshold remains 2,162 delegates.
Rebeca, born December 10 with an undeveloped head of a twin, underwent a pioneering craniopagus parasiticus operation. Doctors said the procedure halted her brain development without the surgery, but postoperative bleeding led to multiple heart attacks and her death around 6 a.m. The case marks the eighth documented instance and the first successful operation of its kind.
Iraqi leaders clash over May UN backed plan as Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani urges direct elections. Sunni figures Mohsen Abdel-Hamid and Adnan Pachachi resist UN findings while Shiite leader Al Hakim says UN experts bind decision. July 1 power transfer remains Bush goal despite tensions.
Brenda Warren notes volunteers are always needed especially men to mentor boys. Digby recalls urging male Big Brothers volunteers after seeing a boy with few male role models. Turner and Judy describe joyful connections, while Stephanie seeks more for her children and Karleigh aspires to be a veterinarian with a supportive big sister.
Local program outlines steps to volunteer including contact, application, interview, background checks, and matching. It notes ongoing training and occasional free event tickets for mentors and mentees. A quoted volunteer emphasizes personal fulfillment and community impact from mentoring, with contact details for Dan Harkins.
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