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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2006
Page
1
Jim Wilhelm said the fire started in the living room Christmas tree as residents ate in the dining room. The blaze blew a roof hole and spread quickly in Amherst Village, with Red Cross called to aid the family and no damage estimate yet pending interior survey.
A bird flu strain in Asia has killed over 79 people and alarms experts about a possible pandemic. US supplies cover 4.3 million people, with measures like isolating the ill and their contacts discussed. President Bush signed 83.8 billion for preparedness and liability protections for flu drugs.
Ohio State and Notre Dame face a marquee clash in a Midwest setting that stirs strong fan passion. Coach Urban Tressel notes historic meetings and the big game atmosphere, with Buckeye and Fighting Irish supporters expected to fill the venue and block party energy high.
The Fred Lozano Fund was started to aid the Hispanic community with grants, receiving donations exceeding $3,500. A December 4 column mis-stated the amount in error, prompting correction.
Ohio Saturday draws show Midday Peck 3 0-4-7 Pick 3 3-3-7 Midday Pick 4 2-0-2-5 Pick 4 0-2-3-9 Lot O Pliny 50-51-59-93-98 Lot O Play jackpot 8.1 million Rolling Cash 5 4-13-19-21-27 jackpot 190000 Mega Millions Friday 14-70-25-40-44 Mega Ball 37 Mooa Millions dackposts estimate 12 million Kicker 0-6-1-6-8-6. Pennsylvania Sunday Daily Number 97-6 Big 4 3 5 3-4 Michigan Sunday Daily 3 6-2-3 Daily 4 5-4 1-4 West Virginia Saturday Daily 3 7-7-7 Daily 4 3-7-1-9 Previous Ohio winners Friday Midday Pick 3 2 7-4 Pick 3 9-1-4 Midday Pick 4 7-2-5-1 Pick 4 5-8-0-2 Let’s Play ackpat 8.1 million Rolling Cash 5 4-1-14-4-1 Rolling Cash Stackpot 110000
Public notice-like item lists executives editors and staff roles for The Chronicle Telegram including publisher Gooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young managing editor Patti Ewartt and other ad sales and circulation positions. It also covers office hours and subscription details for Elyria Lorain County readers and mailing addresses for the newspaper.
Police logs detail stolen cellular telephones, broken windows, burglaries, threats, identity theft, domestic violence, driving under suspension, and warrants across Elyria and Lorain with multiple addresses and names including Marva Johnson, Leo Speer, Amanda Ohern, and Walter Moody Jr. Incidents span Dec 31 2005 to Jan 4 with varying charges and patrol responses.
In 2005 Ohio prisons cut deaths by own action by more than half amid new procedures that broadened suicide prevention duties beyond mental health staff to guards and wardens. Five inmates killed themselves in 2006 vs a 2004 record, with experts urging long-term trend analysis while noting budget limits and staffing debates.
Abram plans to join as a military police officer with drills starting January and boot camp at Fort Leonard Wood in June. Ohio and Midwest recruiters cite rural, low-income areas as key sources, yielding record-quiet recruitment in a 14 year first quarter, with Guard growth to 334000.
Lt Col Mike Jones credits a pizza campaign MP3 giveaways and a NASCAR themed effort for National Guard recruitment. About 68 percent of members are race fans with cars serving as morale boosters amid shifts to new business strategies. Chronicle contributor Megan Gstan reports.
Consumers face higher minimum payments as banks move to a fixed percentage of the balance plus interest and fees. FDIC data show a $5,000 balance could cost $18,926 over 46 years with small payments. $1,000 at 17 percent could take over seven years. Banks adjust to avoid negative amortization while urging borrowers to seek counseling and negotiate with issuers.
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