Kucinich still raising cash for Congress and Bush
U.S. Rep Dennis Kucinich continued to raise and spend money for his congressional campaign while running for the Democratic presidential nomination. Rep Sherrod Brown, however, held Ohio’s largest campaign war chest with nearly $2 million available after a period of fundraising and spending. Brown raised $93,000 and spent $54,000 in the final quarter, per FEC reports.
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West Chester
Emergency aid board to meet this week
The Toval board of the Emergency Food and Shelter Program for Lorain County will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the United Way offices in Lorain. The local board oversees emergency funds and the agenda includes allocating funds to local recipient organizations.
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Emergency Food & Shelter Program
Lorain County
United Way of Greater
North Ridge Road
Lorain
Correction on Baldwin and Murray photos in Encore Magazine
A computer error forced Friday edition of Encore Magazine to publish incorrect photographs of Alec Baldwin and Bill Murray. The magazine issues this notice to clarify the mistake and correct the visuals in print and online.
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Alec Baldwin
Bill Murray
Encore
Ohio lottery results and past drawings summary
Friday results show Midday Pick 3 2-3-9 and 0-6-2, Midday Pick 4 0-3-6-4 and 8-7-8, Buckeye 5 and 7-15-24-25, Super Lotto Plus at 28 million. Other states Pennysylvania Daily Number 6-4-3, Michigan Daily 3 2-1-0 and Daily 4 0-4-4. prior Ohio draws listed for Thursday Wednesday and Tuesday with Pick 3, Pick 4, Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto numbers.
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Buckeye
Advertising and circulation details for newspaper education area
Retail House Classified Toll free contact numbers 328 7247 829 7156 23S Newsp aper in Education Sop aeons 829 7239 Advertising Toll free lines for Spit 100 800 848 6397 Circulation Home Delivery Service by Et na non top areas 329 7200 Ad other areas 836 8528 Phone hours 6am to 6pm Sat 6am to 11am Sun 1am Daily and Sunday home delivery 3 per week for $3 Motor routes pay in advance Daily and Sunday rs 234 per year Sunday only 78 per year USPS 410-020 Telegram Box 4010 Blytia OH 44036
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Elyria
Toll Area
Ohio
Chroniae-Telegram
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JoAnn Traut
Ghrorsde’s Ofice
Camer
U.S
Health advocates push women's heart disease awareness
Pronesti of North Ohio Heart Center co leads trials with BASH Regional Medical Center and Laura Bush to promote Heart Truth. She notes many wrongly see heart disease as a man's disease, recalling 2000 death toll and a gala invite from the White House amid a Red Dress event with over 100 attendees.
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Bash Regional
Laure Bush
Heart Truth
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Emh Health and Fitness Center
White House
Red Dress Gala in Elyria Promotes Heart Disease Awareness
The Red Dress Gala in Elyria starts at 7 p.m. with dinner dancing and a silent auction. Tickets are 250 per couple and 1200 for an eight seat corporate table, benefiting EMH Foundation education and heart disease awareness for women. Proceeds support research and treatments.
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Elyria
EMH Foundation
GOP Campaign Funds Rise in Statewide Election Preview
In a non election year report the GOP raised 3.4 million in 2001 with Householder netting 1 million for his campaign fund and predicting a run for statewide office in 2006 possibly auditor or treasurer. House seats total are up this year while Democrats raised 482 thousand led by Redfern and DePiero. Senate GOP contributions totaled 2.3 million led by Jacobson and White. Senate Democrats reported 250,646 with the Ohio Democratic Party pitching in 26,500.
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Dwight Crum
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Dean DePiero
Parma
Dale Miller
Ohio Democratic Party
Senate
Jeff Jacobson
Jacobson
Doug White
White
Steve Stivers
Bill Harris
Randy Gardner
Robert Spada
Head Start aides Ramsey and Kimbro face scrutiny over performance
LCCAA officials say Ramsey failed to ensure file accuracy and timely work with 40 of 85 files needing rework while Kimbro shows ongoing organizational issues with misfiled items, unsigned forms, and incomplete assignments. Both received warnings as federal officials warned funding could be at risk. Ramsey later earned a good rating in June 2003. Kimbro’s rating remained improvement needed.
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Chronicletelegram.com
Highway shooter calls probed in 20 Columbus shootings
Police review taped emergency calls by a man claiming to be the highway shooter amid an investigation into 20 shootings targeting cars, buses, and homes around Columbus. The caller, identified as the gunman, reported firing on Interstates 71 and 270, with no further incidents since January 22.
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Martin
Interstate 71
Colubus
9 1 1 calls reveal shooter confession in Columbus case
A minute long series of 9 1 1 calls to Columbus police on January 26 shows a man admitting responsibility for multiple shootings around the city. Dispatchers warned about attention seeking behavior while the caller claimed to have fired near Interstate 71 before disconnecting.
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Columbus
Quiet zones urged as rail whistles disturb residents
Residents in Columbia and Rockland County push for quiet zones to curb loud crossing whistles. Leaders cite livability and health impacts while estimating costs at 2.5 million to 4 million for upgrades. Federal Railroad Administration safety requirements and rail industry input shape proposed rules and funding needs.
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Ohio
Charles Ferillo
Columbia
D.C
Ferillo
Rockland County
New York City
Federal Railroad Administration
The
Association of American Railroads
Tom White
Wheels From A1: Toy Car Collectors At Target
Chris Dembiec and Ted Whitman join a steady morning crowd at Target to chase metal cars. They explain prices from five to ten dollars for Nascar minis, while others trade and trade for the joy of collecting as Johnson returns a rare car to Coleman.
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Chris Dembiec
Ted Whitman
Target
Paul Thornton
Whitman
Nascar
Dembiec
Johnson
Coleman
Migratory Patterns of the Hot Wheels Hunters
Hot Wheels collectors search major retailers from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. for limited treasure cars. They visit Walmart, Target, Toys R Us, and sometimes dollar and flea markets, hoping to find rare pieces like a pink Barbie colored VW bus once valued at 600000 dollars. The hobby is described as therapy and a family affair with national conventions and media interest.
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Johnson
California
Hot Wheels
Fisher
Dr. Phil
Tip line set up after 911 misdial prompts postal box
The article notes efforts to route calls to a tip line after a caller used the 911 number. Martin stated uncertainty about who issued the request in writing and why the caller chose 911. Authorities then established a post office box for tip submissions.
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Martin
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