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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2005
Page
1
Diana Lauffer and her husband, profiled in The Chronicle Telegram, cut up 15 lines of credit and vow to avoid credit cards. They say six months of restraint helped them pay bills, while tax specialist Lauffer urges limiting spending and starting an IRA for college, housing costs, and retirement.
Heather White and Ichrak Tayeb share goals to buy a home help others and lose weight Carol Williamson and Paul Henderson aim for second chances through tough times Mark Hairston vows to stop swearing and read more while caring for his mom The group includes Cleveland and Oberlin residents seeking fitness education and stability.
Emergency exits at a crowded nightclub housing teenagers were pad locked or wired shut when a flare sparked a foam ceiling blaze killing 175 and injuring more than 700. About 4,000 fans fled during a Los Callejeros concert as debris rained down. mayor Anibal Ibarra blamed locked doors meant to deter entry without payment.
Despite fears of rapid snowmelt, the county reported only minor flood issues. Police departments noted some high water, but results were mostly minor. Elyria stood out with high water leading to the closing of a low-lying area.
The United States boosted tsunami relief aid tenfold as ships and planes converge on devastated shores. Bottlenecks of supplies and fears of epidemics rise while Thai resort guests search a notice board of 4,000 photos for missing and dead.
Lorain police arrested a local man Thursday on charges of robbing the Pearl Avenue Mercantile Bank branch earlier this month. Investigators connected the suspect to the midmonth holdup based on surveillance and witness statements.
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