Bush to push ethics of security on tour with fundraisers
Bush at a $1,000-a-person Republican Governors Association reception warned that America’s security and prosperity are at stake. He labeled Kerry unfit to lead in the war on terror, saying the world will drift toward tragedy if America shows weakness. Kerry countered that Bush’s credibility is waning as he plans late partisan presses and a possible bid for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.
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Corrections to Oberlin Library photo captions
A Monday correction notes misidentified locations in a library photo and fixes ownership of family documents. Another caption error concerns MAD Factory actors Lauren Kowalski and Kimmy George in a production of Sideways Stories From Wayside School with showings in Elyria Oberlin Lorain areas and dates for March 5 to 7 and 2 pm and 7 pm performances.
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Ohio and nearby states lottery results and jackpots
Ohio results include Pick 3 44 4 and 0 4 6, Pick 4 8 9 6 0 and 6 9 1 4, Buckeye 5 5 10 25 29 32, Super Lotto Plus jackpot $10 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 1 13 20 21 30 with Mega Ball 24. estimated Mega Millions jackpot $10 million out of state. Pennsylvania Daily Number 3 7 1, Big 4 2 9 7 2. Michigan Daily 3 9 1 4, Daily 4 6 9 2 5, Roll Down 1 9 12 24 28. West Virginia Daily 3 9 3 1, Daily 4 9 2 4, Cash 25 1 4 11 13 17 22.
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Ohio Lottery Results Past Winners Snapshot
Summary of recent Ohio draws with Midday Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto entries for Saturday Sunday and midweek sessions. Lists multiple past results including numbered sequences and a noted anomalous entry.
Chronicle Telegram Staff and Delivery Information
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including publisher editor managing editor and sports editor. It provides contact numbers and hours for home delivery in Elyria Ohio with toll free numbers and rates for daily Sunday and mail subscriptions.
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Taft approval rating rises amid Ohio poll findings
The Associated Press reports that Ohio Governor Bob Taft's approval edged up to 47 percent from 44 percent since September, while 43 percent disapprove and voters remain split on major policies. The University of Cincinnati poll of 842 adults, Jan 30 to Feb 10, carries a 3.5 point margin of error. Taft stresses economic improvement as top priority.
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TERMINAL project may move faster if remediation lacking
Foltin warned that without cleanup the timeline could tighten as URS analyzes more core samples. The city bought the land from International Steel Group and notes adjacent Brush Beryllium redevelopment may also require cleanup. Prudoff says grant requests are ready if needed. safety officials target the southeast corner near the Bascule Bridge as the potentially contaminated area. Contact Dan Harkins at 329-7148.
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Farmers warned on winter manure spreading in Ohio
Ohio regulators caution farmers against spreading manure on frozen or snow covered fields due to runoff risk. Although allowed, officials urge avoiding winter applications, noting shortages and frozen pits. P J Ryan from Highland County explains winter need and storage pressures. State soil and water chief David Hanselmann says inspectors will contact farmers as discharge cases rise this winter.
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Portman eyed as potential Cheney replacement for health reasons
The report notes Portman, a Bush family aide from 1989 to 1991 and ally of the current president, could be an attractive candidate in case Cheney steps aside. It cites Portman and White House denial of talks, and recalls Ohio’s last major party VP in 1944 with Gov. Bricker.
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Rousseau Faces GOP Challenge in Lorain County
Tensions rise as Rousseau fights to keep his Elyria seat amid an anti-Rousseau campaign led by Dave Moore and allies. Bristling with intra party questions, supporters question loyalties and past voting, while Moore vows a political showdown in the 13th District. Local figures advise caution as old alliances strain the Republican slate.
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High cost of prescription drugs shapes presidential debate
An AP Ipsos poll of 1000 adults shows 80 percent view drug costs as important in the 2004 campaign, with 60+ percent favoring government price negotiation and import options. Many seniors worry about access, while Congress passed a Medicare drug benefit in 2003 set to take effect in 2006 despite a $534 billion ten year price tag.
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Elyria mourns longtime prosecutor Steve Gurchik in sudden death
Steve Gurchik, a longtime Elyria attorney and city prosecutor known for his humor and devotion to duty, died suddenly after health issues. He leaves a wife, five children and ten grandchildren, with Mayor Bill Grace and officials praising his legal mind, dedication, and love of family and Notre Dame football.
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