Super Bowl Contest for Chronicle-Telegram winner
Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to predict the winner and score of the upcoming Super Bowl between the Oakland Raiders and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Prize includes two Browns game tickets and $100 spending money. entries must be clipped from the newspaper and received by noon Saturday.
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Ruling allows tracking of music pirates
A federal judge ruled that Internet providers must honor music industry requests to identify users suspected of illegal downloads. Verizon may appeal and will not disclose the subscriber identity immediately. The ruling leverages a 1998 law to compel disclosure when only a numerical IP address is known.
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U.S
John D. Bates
Verizon Communications Inc
Johnny Appleseed
Michael McGuire
Gartner Inc
Stamford
Conn
Verizon
Taft's Task Promises Budget Talk in State of the State
Governor Taft will address the latest budget deficit in the State of the State Message tonight. The speech outlines fiscal concerns and proposed remedies for the current year.
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Taft
Bush scolds U.N. members over Iraq arms hunt
President Bush urged world leaders to press Iraq harder for disarmament as the United States builds a coalition for war. Deputy Secretary of State Armitage warned the regime has little time left to undo its 12 year legacy and that diplomatic options are nearly exhausted. France and Russia led opposition to immediate military action while Britain supports U.S. aims and other nations offer limited backing.
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Germany
U.S
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China
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U.N
Gennady Gatilov
Associated Press
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United States
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Canada
Bulgar
Winter car washes surge as salt coats Elyria area roads
Drivers battle winter grime by washing salt from their vehicles as snow and cold grip the Northeast. Quik-Way Auto Wash in Elyria sees lines and charges 7.50 to 13.50 for thorough scrubs while Ultimate Wash in Sheffield handles 5 to 8 dollars per pass, with 60 to 150 cars daily.
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Quik-Way
Gary Jones
Ultimate Wash
Sheffield
Salt stockpiles shrink as Elyria spends spikes
Elyria and Lorain County officials brace for a costly winter salt season as stockpiles shrink and usage doubles from last year. Elyria’s four week salt spending reached 109000 dollars, up more than 66000 from the prior year, with last year’s period at 43000 dollars. A fresh shipment of 1200 tons arrived to be spread by seven city trucks as the Ohio Department of Transportation warns its statewide salt funds near exhaustion with 200000 spent of an allocated 250000.
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Elyria
Gary Dickerson
Dickerson
Ohio Department of Transportation
Lorain County
Hispanics become largest U S minority as census shows surge
Census Bureau estimates released Tuesday show Hispanics rose 47 percent from 35.3 million in 2000 to 37 million in 2001, surpassing non Hispanic blacks at 36.1 million. Analysts note symbolic impact but caution benefits are not automatic. regional data, including Lorain County Ohio, reflect shifts in Latino and Black populations amid immigration and births.
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United States
Census Bureau
Roberto Ramirez
Roberto Suro
Pew Hispanic Center
Lorain County
U.S
South
Midwest
Lorain managers push to overturn pay cuts dispute
Lorain managers asked the civil service commission to negate City Council pay and benefits cuts. Assistant Law Director George Koury called them protected under civil service law and not subject to cuts except for disciplinary action. Mayor Foltin said the group is well paid and urged shared sacrifice as negotiations proceed.
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Craig Foltin
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