Stars at Golden Globes afterparties draw snubs and sightings
A list of celebrities at Hilton venue after this year’s Golden Globes highlights Portia de Rossi and Ellen DeGeneres at InStyle, Evangeline Lilly and Dominic Monaghan, Julianna Margulies, Hilary Swank and Chad Lowe. NBC broadcast tops or limps with low viewership. Lupin and others mingle as gowns and gifts spark attention amid charity gown auction for tsunami victims.
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InStyle
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Letterman's Top 10 Dog Jokes Satirize Bush Era
A satirical Top 10 list mocks President Bush and officials with dog jokes about Condoleezza Rice, Cheney, and Cabinet departures. It references Beazley and a fictitious gaffe at the Oval Office with a punchline about higher security clearance and media habits.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details for Elyria edition
The Chronicle Telegram, Elyria Ohio edition, lists staff including managing editor Patt Ewald, assistant managing editor Matt Westerhold, sports editor Kaavik Apil, design editor Ryan Dawson, photo chief Dave Perczeka, features editor Langsdanque, and others. It notes circulation and advertising contacts, hours, and postal details for Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company, 225 East Ave. Elyria, OH 44035.
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Rice confirms focus on security for Palestinian elections
Rice told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the administration centers on security for the Palestinian election and democracy promotion in the Middle East. She warned peace hinges on halting terrorism, discussed a potential envoy to the Palestinians, and defended Iraq policy while facing Democratic criticism.
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Restored Stanley Steamer built by JVS students
JVS students and teachers rebuilt a 1923 Stanley Steamer with help from local enthusiasts and businesses. About $7,000 seed money from Lorain County JVS Educational Foundation funded the project, with 1,200 hours of volunteer labor and donated services. The restored steam car, once disassembled, features modern CNC parts and preserved wood framing, and is described as historic and fast.
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Court seeks new building as power outages disrupt arraignments
Courtroom crowd endures heat and outages during arraignments moved to the magistrate's hearing room as officials push to relocate. City negotiates with Brandstetter Carroll to design a new courthouse at West Ave and Broad Street with an estimated 0.9 million square foot facility costing about 4 billion.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Results Snapshot
A dense list of recent and upcoming drawings across states Ohio and Pennsylvania, including Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, Rolling Cash and Rolling Cash 5 jackpots, Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus figures, and notes on prior draws. Blocks show numbers for each weekday with occasional jackpot totals and uncertainties in several lines.
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County worker clashes over handicapped spot dispute at garage
Cordes confronted Pleban after she refused to move from a handicapped space reserved for county employers with permits. White's Towing removed the car as officials defended Cordes. Pleban alleges harassment and plans an EEOC complaint while Cordes faces a review with county commissioners.
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Eric Smith
Phil Stammitti
Elyria
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Mehan
Sai
Birhart
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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ASL Gains Ground in U S College Language Courses
Students and educators weigh ASL as a foreign language as enrollments surge and ASL becomes the fifth most studied language in U S colleges, led by institutions like USC while debates focus on educational value and how language credits are earned.
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Modwn Language Association
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Martie Virwil
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