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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2005
Page
2
Chiefs at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff seek political backing to stage a Live Aid style fund raising concert for tsunami victims. They aim to gather bands such as U2 Coldplay and The Darkness for an international event before the stadium hosts sports again, facing a tight deadline.
Actress Sandra Bullock contributes 1 million to the American Red Cross to aid relief in southern Asia and eastern Africa after deadly earthquakes and tsunamis. She previously donated 31 million after the September 11 attacks. Red Cross officials praise her leadership and generosity.
ABC topped NBC and Fox as Regis Philbin substituted for Dick Clark who suffered a stroke. The 10 PM segment drew about eight million viewers and a 2.6 rating among adults 18 to 49, while NBC's Carson Daly drew 4.5 million viewers. CBS aired reruns. Harrods in London opened January sales with Lucy Liu arriving in a horse drawn carriage and windowed jewelry loans worth 4 million dollars, drawing crowds for big discounts.
A listed masthead shows Chronicle Telegram staff roles including publishers editors and department heads. Names include A Comper Hudiutt Fite Andrew R Young managing editor and sports editor Kevin Aprite. The notice notes address 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and post office box 4010.
Dan Gilbert plans to buy the Cavaliers and Gund Arena from Ted Stepien era owner Gordon Gund will remain a minority holder under ten percent. Gund said he will stay involved as operations head until NBA approval. Gilbert aims to run Cavs like Quicken Loans, foster a championship culture, and sit courtside while targeting LeBron James era success.
Tammy Lutz and four others involved in a violent attack at a North Ridge Road home. Tammy Lutz, 41, and Mark Baker sustained severe injuries from a kitchen knife. Kelley, formerly Lorain Catholic assistant coach, faces aggravated attempted murder and assault charges and remains jailed. Investigators say one suspect was stabbed during the struggle and 9 1 1 calls were made from the scene. Baker and Lutz were dating. Kennedy and Kelley were friends. Lutz escaped to a neighbor’s home to seek help as officers arrived. Baker, bleeding heavily, called for help from Cecil’s residence before EMS and police reached the scene. Baker was later described as in stable condition.
Safety chief Marion Ulakey notes terrain warning systems on new planes and retrofits for others. The Commercial Aviation Safety Team CAST coordinates industry and government to cut fatal accidents by 80 percent by 2007, with the rate down about 50 percent to date.
Ohio and neighboring states report daily numbers for Pick 9 Pick 3 Pick 4 and Rolling Cash plus Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus. Notable figures include Mega Millions estimated at 6 million, Rolling Cash jackpots sometimes reaching six figures, and daily numbers in Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and Ohio with multiple prize tiers and past results.
Krueger notes 18 000 ates and eneks cleared in Lorain County as ODOT used 5 500 gallons of calcium chloride to melt ice. Oberlin and Avon offices stock 12 000 gallons. Elyria reports 22 snow removal trucks ready. Matt Landy says six large plows and 16 pickups are prepped for winter. Contact J Moheman for more details.
The Gaudrys spent about $5,000 in a nearly monthlong effort to find Amos. They mailed thousands of letters to groomers and veterinarians, ran ads in severe newspapers, and distributed fliers throughout the area. Jack Gallney says he would do it again and still believes Amos is worth the effort.
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