Brisk Cold Across Ohio and Great Lakes Weather Update
Ohio sees brisque seasonable cold with clouds and sun battling. A morning flurry affects some areas, milder conditions return this weekend. Across neighboring states, West Virginia and Indiana report clouds and flurries with sun breaks, while Michigan and Lake Erie face cold winds, low visibility, and 4 to 7 foot waves in ice free waters.
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The Chronicle Telegram Publication Info and Rates
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company Elyria Ohio. Advertising rates and contact numbers listed for circulation classified and home delivery in Elyria and non toll areas with yearly and weekly prices for daily and Sunday editions.
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Midday Lottery Numbers and Jackpot Note
The report lists Pick 3 results 0 2 0 and 3 6 4, Pick 4 draws 7 2 2 8 and 2 3 0 0, Buckeye 5 sequence 4 5 6 20 27, and notes Wednesday's Super Lotto jackpot at 4 million dollars.
Drug induced abortions rise in 1997 reports
The Alan Guttmacher Institute notes 2,988 drug induced abortions in 1997 from 16 states, with estimates of 4,300 nationwide in early 1997. Methotrexate and mifepristone are highlighted as private, non surgical options under doctor supervision through 49 days. Most recipients were under 24, white, unmarried, with 55 percent in the first two months of pregnancy.
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Attorneys Disqualified in Restivo Case Stake Debate
Court disqualified counsel from Al Gragel Stoper Inc and other firms in Restivo Krystowski case over alleged conflicts. McGough hears plea deal discussions, possible appeal loom as Krystowski pursues new counsel within 30 days. Prosecution cites $70,000 and $12,400 payments to influence votes on developers projects. Scaletta not charged.
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Officer removal hurts downtown traffic flow and parking
Local business owners recall a police officer directing traffic at a busy intersection and say his presence reduced problems and improved safety. After the officer left two weeks ago, they note harder parking, worse walk-in business, and an accident soon after.
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Nabakowski chalks up Lorain clerk victory in GOP race
Nabakowski, 57, of Amherst, declared he would beat any GOP nominee in the November general election as he clinched the Lorain County clerk’s post. He notes his six years heading the Ohio Lottery Commission and prior public offices qualify him. Pack, Elyria, optimistic about appointment, will manage day to day operations and may run in the March primary. Smith declines to discuss totals.
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Oberlin Corrects City Litigation Spending Figure
The corrected report states Oberlin has spent sixty thousand dollars on litigation involving rooming house owners, clarifying previous figures that overstated the amount. The city confirms the revised total and emphasizes accountability in public spending.
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Ford dealers ride strong sales on new models in 1999
Ford maintained a steady sales trend with the Econoline, Taurus, Focus, F-Series and Mercury models. Elyria and Harrison Ford Mercury dealerships reported double-digit gains in 1999 amid a favorable economy, while Ford’s overall market share slipped from 25.5 percent in 1998 to 24.4 percent.
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