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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2005
Page
2
Actress Jane Fonda spoke at Montana State University’s Girls for a Change Conference to about 250 teens, revealing long battles with bulimia and the desire for perfection. She said years of chasing looks harmed her, stressing that loving oneself comes from inner strength rather than appearance.
Hip hop impresario Russell Simmons joins activists in criticizing Kentucky Fried Chicken over supplier slaughter methods. He calls the practices grossly inhumane, filmed an ad showing abuses, and threatens a boycott if reform does not occur. Simmons, vegan and Del Jar Records chairman, says he spoke with Yumi Brands officials and may release the ad publicly. Other critics include Rev. Al Sharpton and Paul McCartney. Yumi Brands disputes the claims citing independent experts and industry standards.
Actor Kevin Spacey says he never planned to direct Beyond the Sea but took the helm after years of seeking a director for his Bobby Darin biopic. He talked of spending three and a half years to get financing and the project finally released with him directing and starring, while Darin’s music sales surged. Strummer name train honors The Clash singer at Bristol ceremony.
A jokey list cites harsh relationship pitfalls from name calling to infidelity. Items reference sleep separation, marital affair hints, and chaotic behavior including hiding from problems and missed anniversaries. The piece shifts between sharp insults and chaotic anecdotes, with unclear attribution.
Lorain officials and regional leaders debated a plan backed by the Eastern Shawnee to build casino gaming in Ohio, possibly a resort similar to Michigan’s Soaring Eagle. Governor Taft and Interior Secretary Norton would need to approve land trust gaming, while Campbell and Campbell allies urged state constitutional changes and local decision authority.
Doug Blaner recounts a 10 hour daily combat routine with mortar and rocket fire. He describes a near miss 50 yards away during a lighted runway attack, harsh desert weather, flea-infested bases, and four days without showers. Blaner’s homecoming in Cincinnati was emotional as his family welcomed him back, and he notes a readiness to return if called again.
The proposal outlines a $60 million embassy project in Baghdad, $400 million to back nations taking risks for US coalitions in Iraq and Afghanistan, $824 million for Darfur relief, $200 million for Palestinian education and border security, $200 million for Jordan, $150 million for Pakistan, $100 million for southern Sudan, $360 million for Ukraine backing President Viktor Yushchenko.
The Chronicle Telegram staff list covers publishers editors and department heads including Publisher A Gober Hudnut Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Patti Ewald Advertising Manager Tom Meecha Circulation Mur Gary Cozart and others. It notes a daily publication schedule and toll free hotline with contact numbers and address details in Elyria Ohio.
Carol Simonski is the sole suspect after an assault on Tughand that left a first grader at school. Simonski faced felo nious assault and attempted murder charges at Avon Lake Municipal Court. Neighbors describe the couple as quiet and surprised by the incident. Carol Simonski is held on 150000 bond. Philip Simonski was treated at St. Mary’s West Shore and released the same day.
Experts warn the Valentine season can deepen loneliness for those without love as ads and gifts surge. Psychologist Dr Sylvia Rimm notes people feel missing something and wonder why others seem to be in love. Nord Center’s Dr Kayben Ocasia adds relationship problems can flare, while missed grand gestures fuel disappointment and hurt. contact details follow in the damaged text.
Denise Simmons heard a loud blast on Taleda Avenue as flames gutted a house shortly after 8:30 pm. Township Fire Chief Frank Norcross said the cause was determined by law and no injuries were reported. The south wall blew out and the house went up quickly, frightening nearby residents.
A Friday report misidentified Connie Hunt’s occupation. The correction states she is a professional entomologist and clarifies the prior error regarding her ocexypation. Also corrected a photocaption error identifying Kenny Mandeville of Wellington as a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers Beefcake on the Lake cheerleading squad.
Weekend and weekday lottery results list Midday and Daily draws across multiple states including Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and West Virginia. Entries show Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 6, Rolling Cash, Super Lotto Plus, Mega Millions, and Mega Millions jackpots, with recent and prior winners and rolling jackpot amounts.
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