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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2005
Page
1
Fox’s American Idol drew 33.45 million viewers for the 8 to 10 pm window, leading ABC NBC CBS UPN and The WB combined in total audience and earning a 33 percent share among 18 to 49 year olds.
Fuel frontman Brett Scallions caused a fumbled outburst at the America's Future Rocks Today show during the Week's inauguration festivities in Washington. He apologized for his language as President Bush had not yet arrived. Thousands attend the youth concert with Hilary Duff Ruben Studdard and others praising volunteer work.
Former X Files star Gillian Anderson marries longtime partner Julian Ozanne at Sheila island in Lamu Kenya. The ceremony on December 29 was small with family and friends. Anderson’s daughter Piper served as bridesmaid while a Kenyan choir performed Swahili hymns.
Sydney Simpson, 19, was arrested for resisting arrest without violence and disorderly conduct after she allegedly yelled profanities at officers at Ransom Everglades School following a boys varsity game versus Gulliver Prep. Her brother Justin, 16, also attends Gulliver, and Sydney graduated from Gulliver last June.
A garbled OCR passage cites political jargon and misheard quotes from the 2004 US election landscape. It mentions polling, voting, Katharine Harris, Al Gore, references to Bush and Cheney, and campaign chatter attributed to Worldwide Pants Inc.
President Bush and the First Lady attended a celebratory outdoor event titled A Celebration of 7. He urged unity and a commitment to freedom as he began a new term after a campaign, reflecting on history at the Archives and outlining priorities amid wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Cabinet nominees advance in Senate.
Al Wood and his great grandchild Samantha escaped a pond without major injuries after riding a showmobile on ice. Samantha kept calm and helped him back to shore as they walked home in cold, wet conditions. The pair view the event as miraculous and plan to sell the snowmobile soon.
Jurors found Kyle acted suspiciously after destroying tickets and delaying disclosure of a win. He changed his story about purchase days and court costs will likely be charged to him. Kyle and his attorney did not comment and have 30 days to appeal the verdict.
Elyria police consider charges after a Bly Pride member linked to Pack 131 misdirected popcorn sale funds. Abbe resigns as cub master. Pack 191 sponsor changes noted. Ely Pride remains sponsor through month. district scouts seek new sponsor while meeting at Ely Elementary School.
Publisher and editorial staff names appear for The Chronicle Telegram. Roles include Publisher Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew A. Young Advertising Manager Patti Ewald News Editor Rani Proudfoot Sports Editor Kevin Aptila Design Editor Ryan Dawson Photography by Filled Biahap and others. Office hours and mailing address for Elyria Ohio publication provided.
Oklahoma slashes pseudoephedrine sales, moving to limit purchases and ban in groceries. Signs direct customers to pharmacists as officials cite drops in meth production and related crimes. Law honors trooper Nik Green, inspiring broader regional and national calls for stricter controls with pharmacy dispense rules.
On Obertin Road in New Russia Township Kelly Osendiski 17 of Lorain lost control and hit a pole while another driver Deborah Ranieri 37 of Avon was treated and released. Both were airlifted or treated after the 2:30 a.m. collision as a light snowfall fell. Weather officials noted 1 to 3 inches of snow from the fast moving storm and area school districts debated closures. Trooper Christopher Russe cited no ages or addresses for Osendiski.
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects that a power outage hit Elyria Municipal Court on Tuesday and notes the fire station at East Broad Street closes when staffing is low. It also refutes a prior claim about Stalin Gnas Avenue and lists lottery results and jackpots across several states.
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