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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2005
Page
1
Arnold Palmer wed Kathleen Gawthrop in a private sunset ceremony at Turtle Bay on Oahu North Shore. The 75 year old golfing legend says he feels young again, enjoying the quiet spur of marriage after Winnie Palmer’s 1999 death.
Hilary Swank, filming Million Dollar Baby, nearly faced serious injury from a blister that became a bacterial infection. She kept training after treatment and described sharing little with Clint Eastwood and producers to stay in character. Swank later won an Oscar in 2000 for Bays Don't Cry.
Nickelback announces the exit of drummer Ryan Vikedal with no replacement named. EMI wishes him well in future endeavors as the band awaits its next steps. The Vancouver rock group remains Grammy nominated for Feelin Way Too Damn Good from The Long Road.
A satirical Top Ten list mocks diet schemes with punchlines about eating during months with R letters avoiding meals, replacing food with crack, mirrors that mislead, Dr. Phil weight loss, cottage cheese sweat, impossible long-term claims, Ukrainian foods tainted by dioxin, drastic height loss, Atkins references, and a jab at Jennifer Lopez versus Kirstie Alley. The item notes it originated January 4, 2005 from Worldwide Pants Inc.
The Chronicle Telegram staff list shows editors and department heads including Andrew Fr. Young as editor, Patti Ewald managing editor, Matt Westerhold assistant managing editor, Rona Proudfoot news editor, Christina Jolliffe metro editor, Kevin Apnia sports editor, and Joe Landsberger features editor among others. The paper is published daily except Christmas from Elyria, Ohio, with postal details and office address in Elyria.
Deputy Prime Minister Barham Saleh sought to reassure citizens that voting on Sunday would be safe despite insurgent violence and threats. About 14 million of Iraq's 25 million people are eligible. President Bush in Washington urged the election as a step toward self government and the rule of law, aiming to inspire reform across the region.
Expatriates from the United States and 13 other countries vote at makeshift polling stations for Iraqs 275 member assembly. Kurdish parties attract attention as insurgents target polling places near Samarra and Kirkuk. Overseas voting continues through Sunday while Iran based voters honor a religious duty amid security concerns.
Amherst students join extracurriculars as busing and tutoring programs face cuts if levies fail. Athletic director warns football and swimming may have to end to save teachers. Sheffield-Sheffield Lake and Elyria districts also eye pay to participate amid budget shortfalls and state controls. Committees will decide cuts, with votes pending on February 8 and a new levy plan.
Vice President Cheney, among well dressed officials, sports a knit Staff 2001 ski cap and brown hiking boots while Lynne Cheney sits beside him. Observers note his practical attire contrasts with others and reflect on dressing for the cold and snowy weather at the occasion.
Grafton native Filipiak, filmed in November, faces a 7 30 p m reveal on WOIO Channel 18 to see if he performs a cartwheel on the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire style test. He talks of the stress of the moment and his Broadway company move.
In Dallas a citywide scare led to a one hour lockdown as rumors of a drive by spread. About 200 of 600 children stayed home the next day amid reports a 12 year old boy was abducted and beaten for money. Suspect Sylveson Adams, jailed on five million bail, denied kidnapping and claimed the money was stolen from him. A mother told The Dallas Morning News the boy spent some money and was promised repayment. Another account describes two men forcing entry, threatening to kill for money, and drug dealer links raising fear of retaliation.
The 28rd annual Winter Wonderland Walk starts at 2 p.m. Sunday from the Two Falls Trail behind the Elyria Police Station and goes to East Falls then West Falls if passable. Hikers should wear boots with traction and bring a walking stick. the hike lasts about 45 minutes. Velma Burnette died Thursday afternoon at Bar Mill 9-10 at Republican Engineered Products amid conflicting union statements about the location.
Friday results list Ohio Midday Pick 3 4 0 2 Pick 3 3 0 2 Midday Pick 4 7 8 0 1 Pick 4 7 2 1 4 Rolling Cash 5 11 13 16 17 30 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 124000 Mega Millions numbers and jackpots. Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia results follow with Daily 2 5 0 6 Daily 4 5 2 1 9 Cash 25 5 6 7 10 18 21 Previous Ohio winners and other days shown with multiple lotteries and jackpots.
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