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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2003

Page

3

Weather forecast fragment with scattered clouds and cold

Patchy clouds and a stray flurry tonight with very cold conditions. Sunny to partly cloudy and cold tomorrow in Indiana and Lower Michigan. Northern areas expect a couple of winds, very cold tonight, and reduced visibility across the lake region with northwest winds at 10 to 20 knots.

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Elyria marks 17th Martin Luther King celebration

The 17th Elyria MLK celebration featured Rev Aaron Wheeler addressing unity and nonviolence, with US Rep Sherrod Brown praising peace over war. Students won essay awards on King’s legacy, while local outlets and stations were honored by the Martin Luther King Holiday Commission. Thomas Shores was noted posthumously for his service.

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Advertising and classifieds notice from Elyria paper

Classified advertising details for The Chronicle Telegram include toll free contact, office hours, publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing, address in Elyria Ohio, and instructions for address changes and postage.

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Family supports woman after crash and cold scene

Goodman noted ice and cold wind likely hindered visibility at the accident site. Kelsey’s mother described visiting relatives who helped her emotionally as she recovered, with family members cleaning and cooking while respecting her privacy. Angela Inge contact provided.

Goodman Kelsey

Outdoor pet winter care tips from rural advisory

McClelland and Witherer advise warming shelters built to fit a pet, using hay or blankets, and placing dogs in basements sheds or garages if needed. Keep environments heated, provide extra food, change water twice daily, and use sturdy plastic bowls to prevent tongue injuries. Be sure to remove antifreeze and store bottles off floors.

McClelland Witherer Willis US Humane Society

King Day prompts clashes over affirmative action and peace

The observance features Coretta Scott King urging peaceful world leadership from Ebenezer Church in Atlanta where about 1,000 attended. Pat Williams of the GSA defends affirmative action while Senator Edwards questions Bush's legacy policies. Denver hosts a large King Day event with 90,000 paying tribute and protesting Iraq.

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Bush political visit to Oberlin College spurs race and policy debate

President Bush and Condoleezza Rice visited Oberlin College to meet Martin Luther King Jr. memories as church leaders, amid broader debate over race in admissions. Secretary Powell publicly disputed Bush on affirmative action while Rice drew cheers for her stance. Bush urged more federal support for faith groups in community service.

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