Lawmakers revive concealed weapons bill in Ohio
The House voted 85-5 to send a revised concealed firearms bill to the joint committee for reworking with background checks and training to qualify permit holders. Taft threatens veto. senators weigh public records access while reporters want full county lists.
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Humane society removes horses from Claus Road property
Five horses were removed from John and Kathleen Revere Jr's Claus Road residence after authorities found no shelter against sub-zero temperatures. Officers said a tarp shelter previously in place violated city codes and the horses were placed in temporary care while a barn plan remains unresolved. Neighbor Andrew Kyna welcomed the intervention as the animals faced freezing conditions.
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Flu cases drop but Ohio flu season may still peak
In Ohio the number of influenza cases dropped to 739 last week from 1,175 the prior week and 1,827 the week before. Officials caution the decline may reflect school closures and not a peak, as the season typically peaks between mid January and mid February though multiple peaks can occur. So far this season Ohio reports 5,990 cases versus 946 at the same point last year with a usual range of 10,000 to 14,006.
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Lottery results Ohio and Pennsylvania briefing
Ohio midday draws report Pick 9 1 6 8 Pick 3 2 9 5 Midday Pick 4 3 9 3 1 Pick 4 3 6 6 0 Buckeye 5 numbers 4 13 20 22 33 Super Lotto Plus jackpot listed at 18 million. Mega Millions Friday results 7 8 36 44 48 Mega Ball 9 jackpot estimated at 12 million. Tuesday numbers not drawn in time. Pennsylvania Daily Number 4 2 0 Big 4 355 5
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Ohio Lottery Winners Recap By Day Of Week
Readout lists past results for MONDAY SATURDAY and THURSDAY draws including Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and additional game lines. It shows multiple sequences per draw day with exact digits and bonus numbers, outlining the prior Ohio lottery outcomes.
Chronicle Telegram needs address update notice
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Japan to extradite former Clinic researcher to U S
Takashi Okamoto, a 43 year old former Cleveland Clinic researcher tied to an FBI sting over Alzheimer’s research material, faces U S charges after Japan prepares to hand him over. Tokyo’s Justice Ministry could rule theft under Japanese law, enabling extradition in the coming months as US officials press for transfer.
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State rules magnesium blaze an accident
Garfield Alloys Inc. recycling plant fire began when a 55 gallon drum of magnesium was opened, triggering a blaze that burned two days and destroyed four buildings in an industrial park near Cleveland. Workers delayed notifying fire services, extending the response. Investigators from the fire marshal’s office Garfield Heights fire department and the U S Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board reviewed the incident as magnesium fuel caused explosive effects and hotter flames while firefighters allowed the fire to burn due to its volatile nature.
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Elyria Board Vice President Visits Hospitalized Son
The report corrects that Evelyn France visited Ginny Hawes’ family on December 30 and received updates on Jonathan Hawes’ medical condition through school board offices. In North Ridgeville, Taylor Industrial Parkway is accessible from Ternes Avenue as well as state Route 7, contrary to Monday’s editions.
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Lottery windfall eases South Euclid budget crunch
South Euclid Mayor Georgine Weir faced a 2004 deficit of about 1 million after layoffs and cuts to recreation programs. A Mega Millions win by Rebecca Jemison could bring about 94 million before tax, triggering about 14 million in income tax for the city. Weir said the tax windfall will ease finances and may allow rehiring two laid-off workers as plans are refined.
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Jackpot From At And Attorney Discuss Police Report On Lost Ticket
An attorney and client plan to discuss the police report filed over a reportedly lost ticket. Potential criminal pursuing is possible but charges remain undecided. False police report carries up to a $1000 fine and six months jail. Associated Press contributed to the report. Contact Meghan Moravcik at 2328 7751 or snews chroniclefelegram com.
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Early college high schools pilot reaches Ohio districts
Gates Foundation funds five Ohio districts in partnership with KnowledgeWorks to launch early college high schools. Elyria will start 50 ninth graders in 2004 05 with tuition free college credits for up to four years. Lorain freshmen follow in 2005 06 as districts seek targeted college access for specific student groups.
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Bus parking dispute delays Greyhound plan at Chapel Street
Grace counters local idea as Romano pushes for city agreement to park buses on Chapel Street. Banks and landowners oppose using alleys and lots, prompting Romano to seek a temporary street solution with a Feb 2 deadline and possible alternative stops.
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