Sharon undergoes emergency brain surgery after hemorrhage
Sharon, Israel prime minister, had a CT scan revealing fresh bleeding and high intracranial pressure. He underwent five hours of emergency surgery to drain fluid and reduce swelling. Doctors reported left brain appears intact while right side hemorrhage risks left side paralysis. officials say vital signs are normal and prognosis remains cautious.
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Vermilion student hospitalized after high school game
A Vermilion High School student was hospitalized at Allen Medical Center after a boys basketball game at Phelafids High School. Aden Medical Center Ambulance Service arrived on scene at 9 20 pm and transported the student 12 minutes later.
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Lottery results wrap up weekend Ohio and national draws
Saturday results show Midday Pick 4 numbers 88 4 and 4099 with large jackpots for Lot O Play and Rolling Cash games. Friday Mega Millions draws report 8 11 28 37 53 with Ball 12 and a Mega Millions jackpot near 12 million. Also listed are Daily Numbers across states, including Michigan and Pennsylvania, plus Rolling Cash and Pick 3/4 outcomes across Monday through Saturday tallies.
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Milion
Chronicle Telegram masthead and publishing notes
The Chronicle Telegram announces publication details including staff roles, advertising and circulation contacts, print hours, and postal information. It notes daily publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and provides post office box for address changes.
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Freecycle network aids community charity efforts
Rauch from Cherlip and Linda Harvey of Oberlin highlight Freecycle as a system for giving away perennials crafts and clothing to those in need. The network began in Tucson in 2008 and now spans thousands of communities with many members aiding rural areas and preschool projects.
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Tucson
Ariz
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Vermont sisters salvage style into quirky elegant home items
Hackett and Young, sisters from Vermont, blend mass market pieces with handmade whimsy. They repurpose fabrics and found objects into furniture and decor, a process inspired by their mother and childhood attic explorations. Their book reveals turning drawers into bookcases and finding prizes in salvage yards and flea markets.
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New York
Vermont
Young
Maine
Oller
Mary Sometbing
Kabhleen
Harkett
The Salvage Sisters Rules for Creative Recycling
The Salvage Sisters promote a serendipitous life of hunting salvage for art, urging readers to imagine value in rubble. They stress creativity over possession, emphasize lifelong improvisation, and describe partners with design and art backgrounds who support their crafts.
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Miners From Aq Recall Safty Efforts After Deadly Blast
Hatfield and federal officials spoke on slow progress and safety for rescue teams after the Munday mine explosion killed one miner and left eleven trapped two miles in with a plastic curtain to guard against carbon monoxide. Merideth described her father's long note with 24 entries, ending after nearly ten hours, praying for colleagues and urging messages of love. Experts cited oxygen system duration and a pocket of air that could only support intermittent use as rescuers worked.
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Bob Friend
Munday
Merifiel
Merideth
Tony Oppegard
MSHA
Bennett
Memories From Al Mines Testing Gas In Dangerous Work
Vesponsible miner recalls going into coal mines to test for hazardous gas before others. She notes danger, family mining traditions, and the impact of strip mining on Kerbelky hills. She reflects on how the landscape and way of life have changed, with miners risking lives for coal.
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Holy Carry
Ian
Danhl
Delay prompts Republican leadership shakeup after DeLay exit
Speaker Dennis Hastert said no elections in the week after January 31, fueling weeks of maneuvering and a potential wholesale leadership shuffle ahead of midterm elections. Democrats mocked the change as insufficient amid the Abramoff scandal and lingering questions about DeLay’s future. DeLay plans to run again, while investigations into Abramoff and Scanlon continue to loom over Texas politics and GOP unity.
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Bochner
West Chester
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Texas
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Hastert
Congress
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Michael Scanlon
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Entity
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R-Ariz
Possible successors for House majority leader in GOP ranks
The piece surveys two Republicans, Roy Blunt of Missouri and John Boehner of Ohio, as potential successors to House majority leader. It traces Blunt from secretary of state to whip and acting leader amid DeLay’s indictment, and Boehner’s rise from congressman to leadership, noting their conservative records, cross party appeal, and family ties.
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DeLay
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Southwest Baptist University
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Matt Blunt
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