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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2008
Page
1
Watkins notes a 1967 film contract tied to Henry Wade and a 1964 Hunt County letterhead reading the blackest land and the whitest people. He cites racist tones in 1960s criminal justice and says 90 percent of scanned information will be donated to a third party, possibly The Sixth Floor Museum.
East side property owners oppose heavy industrial next to homes in Lorain as Carmeuse eyes a conditional use permit location after a two year study. Councilmember Szabo, facing undecided vote, vows to pursue good neighbor terms. Mayor Krasienko defends city after past missteps. Contact Stephan Szucs at 3297128 or sszucs chroniclet.com.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice explains corrections and clarifications policy and emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage.
Monday midday draws show Pick 3 and Pick 4 results with multiple white ball sequences. Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh figures appear alongside a Classic Lotto jackpot of 11.1 million and a Rolling Cash 5 prize of 100000.
A truncated staff and contact listing for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio includes editors Andrew R. Young Patti Ewald and Kyle Kondik among others with phone numbers and roles. The notice provides office hours delivery contacts and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
In Lima Ohio Obama supporters and opponents debate his appeal as he faces Hillary Clinton in upcoming primaries. Local residents like Josiah Mathews and Huenke weigh race class and economic fears, while campaign offices and door to door efforts intensify amid lingering racial tensions and a shrinking manufacturing base. Mathews recalls a hopeful path for Lima through a historic black president, while Huenke values Clinton's experience and practical policies. Both reflect a city scarred by job loss, distrust, and renewed political energy ahead of March contests.
The three story building will blend with the college theme and serve as the campus front door. LCCC funds the building while the library pays an annual admin fee for parking security and maintenance. The joint library will share materials and staff, with floors dedicated to adult media, children’s space, and study areas, linking public and college collections for broader access.
Three Lorain Democrats report changing loyalties as undecided voters rise. Anthony Giardini, Lorain Democratic Party Leader, notes a shift since Barack Obama’s handling of Giardini and leadership, citing renewed interest in another candidate.
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