Michael Moore blocked from Davison High Hall of Fame
Davison High School rejects filmmaker Michael Moore for its Hall of Fame after four nominations. Don Hammond questions the choice while supporter Hyan Bashoo says Moore is unfairly blacklisted. Bashoo has 300 signatures toward a 2000 goal by February 1 ahead of February 11 inductee vote.
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Chronicle Telegram public notices and staff listing fragment
A historical fragment lists The Chronicle Telegram staff positions and contact lines, including publisher, editors, advertising, circulation, and design roles. It references Elyria Ohio offices, toll-free numbers, and general publication details. The text resembles a masthead insert from a Lorain County paper with dates and address notes.
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Ohio Lottery Results Summary Featured Across States
Saturday and Friday draws across Ohio and neighboring states list Pick 3 and Pick 4 combinations, Rolling Cash 5 and 8 jackpots, Super Lotto Plus and Mega Millions with recent and past results. Noted are out of state numbers for Pennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia, plus jackpots ranging from $4 million to about $111 million.
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Vietnam War POW bracelet sale funds school trip
Lisa Borling tracked down a POW bracelet once worn for missing soldiers. A Whittier mother, Lauren Mercurio, sold her bracelet on eBay to raise funds for her son Nick, 15, to join an eighth grade trip to Washington, D.C., and New York City. The sale aimed to cover the $1,800 cost.
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Cup Brings Vietnam War Memories Back to Life
A veteran recalls smuggling a keepsake cup out of a POW camp in 1973 and receiving thousands of steel name bracelets from Americans supporting POWs. The cups inspiration sparked a design now in a museum. the veteran still gets 20 to 30 bracelets yearly and recently sent one to Lauren Mercurio in California, while a online buyer helped fund another member’s trip, linking a tale of enduring American care with a historic bracelet legacy.
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Ohio DV law amendment sparks worry over unmarried partners
Advocates say the November amendment narrows protection for victims living as unmarried couples. They warn defense attorneys may file motions to dismiss domestic violence charges against non married defendants, affecting thousands including potential 20,500 arrests and 16,219 protective orders in 2008.
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Cleveland
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Ohio Domestic Violence Network
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Robert Tabik
Scam Alert Warns of Star 72 Call Forwarding Fraud
Lorain County jail reports six inmates in six months using a star 72 scam to divert long distance calls through homeowners accounts. Inmates use sympathy stories to induce victims to forward calls. residents should block such requests and contact authorities promptly to aid capture.
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Iraq election security steps eyed to curb rebel threat
Sunni Arabs may boycott the vote and insurgents threaten attacks on polling sites. A provincial minister said measures include restricting private vehicle movement for three days around the election to ease detection of bombers. Clashes in Mosul followed an insurgent blast on a US convoy and an Army helicopter made an emergency landing with no injuries.
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Federal standards target driver license fraud and identity crimes
New federal rules tighten license requirements to curb identity fraud and terrorism. The standard specifies machine readable documents, demands a uniform format, and requires inclusion of the holder's full legal name date of birth and principal residence address.
Federal rules push national ID standards for licenses
Privacy advocates warn federal driver license standards would centralize personal data and enable government tracking of innocent people. Officials say added security protects identity. states may opt out, reducing federal use of licenses. Law aims to standardize documents, verification, and machine readability, amid debates on biometrics and tracking.
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Ohio Legion Post Cited In Hold Em Charity Scheme
Ohio investigation finds charity cards used for Texas Hold Em events at American Legion Post 211. Authorities seize 13000 dollars in cash and gambling records, with Avon Lake police monitoring and a potential liquor permit suspension or loss. No arrests reported.
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