Dr Phil halts Spears show amid mental health critique
Dr. Phil McGraw shelved plans for a Spears program after critics said his hospital visit to Britney Spears at Cedars Sinai crossed lines. Psychiatrist Dr Jeffrey Sugar noted the difference between involuntary treatment and Dr Phil stepping into Spears life during her discharge.
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Car Found Floating in Lake Erie Near Lorain
Police investigate how a stolen 2000 Buick LeSabre ended up in Lake Erie near Century Park after tire tracks from the blue handicapped curb led to the water. The owner, 37, reported his detached garage door was open and unlocked. neighbors heard a morning commotion but saw nothing.
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Apples store theft and vehicle theft highlight Elyria blotter
In Elyria the blotter notes a man leaving Apples grocery with four packs of steaks, a vehicle stolen on Winckles Street, a surround-sound speaker and an Xbox stolen from a home on East 31st Street, a BB gun damage report on West 2nd Street, a 19-year-old man jumper on Ashland Avenue, and a furnace stolen from a home under construction on West Meadow Farm Lane.
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Chronicle-Telegram Corrections and Contact Notice
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and provides a direct channel for corrections and clarifications.
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Ohio Lottery Results Snapshot From Monday and Friday Draws
Ohio midday and evening draws show Pick 3 numbers 2 9 1 and 6 2 9, Pick 4 9 2 9 5 and 0 9 with rolling cash 5 results 1 4 7 12 24, classic lotto 2 22 25 49 44 46, and jackpots $178000 for Rolling Cash 5 and $7.5 million for Classic Lotto. Mega Millions Friday numbers are 24 31 29 40 56 with Mega Ball 32 and an estimated mega pot of 12 million. Kicker 1 5 19 44. Out of state.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact information listing
The Chronicle Telegram staff directory lists publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Patti Ewald and other department heads. It includes contact numbers for news metro sports photography features education advertising circulation and office hours. The publication is printed daily by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co with address 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and post office box details.
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Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
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Buckeyes Game Draws Crowd at Smitty’s Amid Renovations
In Amherst, Smitty’s on Church Street drew a large crowd for the Buckeyes game, despite renovations. Patrons enjoyed gumbo and Cajun dishes as big-screen TVs aired the match, with fans optimistic for next year after a halftime shift in momentum and a loss. Contact Sam Newhouse or Stephen Szucs for Chroniclet details.
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Chris Newhouse
Vermilion
Sam Newhouse
Metro
Chroniclet.com
Stephen Szucs
Sszucs
Bricks from A4 to be paid for Justice Center work
County records show Northern Valley was slated to receive 2.8 million for brickwork at the Justice Center. Company officials could not comment. a corporate lawyer asked that the lawsuit be dismissed. A status conference is set for Friday as inspectors finish a review and a final report could come in about a month. Other contractors face related disputes. several have been settled. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147.
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Northern Valley
Justice Center
Davis
Masons
Trial Challenges Three-Drug Lethal Injection Route
A Washington lawyer for Kentucky death row inmates Ralph Baze and Thomas Bowling argues the three drug protocol used in state and federal executions risks causing unnecessary pain. The second drug paralyses muscles, potentially masking agony if anesthesia is insufficient. Justice Stevens expresses deep concern, noting no definitive record to rule in Baze v Bees. Kentucky appears to have addressed the issue in records presented.
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Washington
Donald B. Verrilli Jr
Ralph Baze
Thomas Bowling
Baze
Bees
John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
High Court weighs voter ID case and death penalty method
Justices debated voter ID law today while considering whether to send the lethal injection method back for analysis of risks. Dissenters favored retaining the three drug protocol. Scalia argued pain minimization is not a constitutional concern.
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David Souter
Stephen Breyer
Kentucky Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Lorain County eyes lethal injection hearings amid Supreme Court talk
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge plans hearings for two killers challenging Ohio lethal injection. Attorneys argue quick and painless execution is required by state law, while prosecutors stress the core issue is if the three drug cocktail achieves a quick death if properly used.
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High Court
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