Water plant crews, Cleveland help, fix breaks and ice
Water plant workers aided by a Cleveland firm monitor for breaks and frozen pipes in Daley notes two breaks fixed and frozen pipes found in about 10 homes. Next, crews will break up lakefront ice to curb possible flooding.
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Obama faces growing criticism over Middle East policy
The article notes renewed U S concern over Obama administration diplomacy with Iran and broader Mideast strategy. It cites Senate leaders Lindsey Graham and John McCain criticizing perceived drift, while Saudi leaders voice skepticism and even decline a U N Security Council seat amid Syria and Iraq upheavals.
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Chronicle Telegram Calls for Corrections and Errors
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to improve accuracy in coverage.
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The Saturday draws show Midday Pick 3 0 1 9 and 8 7 2, Midday Pick 4 3 1 3 8 and 8 3 3 7, Midday Pick 5 1 5 6 5 8 and 2 2 3 6 4. Classic Lotto numbers 2 10 22 23 27 31 and Kicker 6 2 2 6 4 4. Rolling Cash 5 numbers 10 15 27 32 35. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 120000 dollars. next Classic Lotto jackpot 57.4 million dollars.
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Chronicle executives list leadership and staff roles
The Chronicle outlines staff positions with Paul B. Martin as president and CEO, Andrew R. Young as vice president and editor, William D. Hudnutt as general manager, and Julie Wallace as managing editor. Other editors include Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile and Howard Gollop features editor.
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Sharon legacy reshapes Israel and West Bank politics
Sharon the bulldozer shaped Israel from soldier to prime minister and architect of key settlements, withdrawal from Gaza, and disputed 1982 Lebanon intervention. His death elicited mixed praise and criticism as his complex legacy dominated regional policy and peace efforts.
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