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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2011
Page
1
Two years into his presidency Barack Obama readies a new State of the Union address. He cites progress on health care gains, troop withdrawals from Iraq, and shifts to Afghanistan while aiming to boost job growth and deficit reduction.
A participant recently clinched the Lorain County Young Driver Competition earning top honors in a regional event. The contest highlighted skilled driving among молодые enthusiasts and showcased emerging talent in Lorain County.
Los Angeles reporter notes that Jack LaLanne died at 96 in Morro Bay California from respiratory failure due to pneumonia. His agent confirmed heart valve surgery in 2009. LaLanne popularized the health movement through early TV fitness programs and the nation’s first health club opened in Oakland in 1936.
The piece notes a shift from dining out to eating at home during the recession and lingering habits as the economy improves. It highlights Beverly Murray in Raleigh adapting to cooking at home, weight loss, and the idea that meals at home may become a norm while restaurants see slower rebound.
Vermilion police say a 2 to 3 year old shih tzu died from freezing after being kept outside overnight at 291 Morton Road. Owner Sandy Hayslett, 38, admitted she kept both dogs outdoors. The cruelty charge stems from the neglect alleged by officers.
A 36 year old Wintersville woman Carrie Schilling led Elyria police on a slow chase before pulling into The Pub bar where she stalled. She drove about 25 mph with brief bursts up to 60 mph weaving through traffic and ran red lights. Officers drew weapons and pulled her from the running car after it struck a police cruiser.
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