Newman knocked from American GT Challenge by gearbox
Paul Newman, 74, was forced out of the American GT Challenge in Salisbury, North Carolina, when a taunty gearbox failed while he ran in the top three. He finished 15th of 19 after sliding and retiring with about 15 minutes left. Eric Curva of South Deerfield, Massachusetts, won the race.
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Keira Knightley Promoted By Media Interests
The New York Daily News notes Keira Knightley’s rising profile due to her new film King Arthur and recalls a 12 year old lookalike casting in Star Wars The Phantom Menace while Arena magazine quotes her candid self doubt about stripping for a role and her ongoing insecurities about fame
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Kidman Dithers Over Nail Hug Sparks Fashion Flap
Nicole Kidman, an Oscar winner and single mother of two, faces a British tabloid report claiming she wasted time choosing a nail hug while in New York, leading to a salary setback and public embarrassment. The article critiques manicurists and labels her indecisive.
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Weiland in Trouble Again
Velvet Revolver lead singer Scott Mellant Weiland faced a no contest plea to a misdemeanor charge after a Friday arrest for under the influence. Sentencing is scheduled for Thursday as the 38 year old previously was ordered to live in a drug detox center. He has longtime drug issues and was jailed in 1999 for violating probation on a prior arrest. Former Stone Temple Pilots singer, Weiland now fronts Velvet Revolver with Guns N' Roses members. their debut topped Billboard charts last month.
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Battle over Bil Monroe mandolin heads to trial in Tennessee
A legal fight seeks to decide who retains Bil Monroe’s Gibson F-5 mandolin. James Monroe favors selling to the Ohio County Industrial Foundation, while the Bill Monroe Foundation objects. Negotiations earlier in Nashville failed in October 2002 after mediation. Bill Monroe last played it at the Grand Ole Opry on March 15, 1996 before his stroke and death later that year.
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Chronicle staff and contact details list summary
Chronicle executives and staff positions listed with names and phone numbers. Includes Publisher Editor Managing Editor Advertising Mgr, Editorial and News editors, design, photography, and circulation contacts. Office hours, home delivery areas, and mailing address also provided.
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Freedom Tower cornerstone laid amid 9/11 tribute plans
Gov Pataki and hundreds attend a July 4 cornerstone ceremony for the Freedom Tower. Garnet granite honors 9/11 victims. Completion eyed for 2009 with four more towers planned by 2016. The project faces insurance-funded funding questions and anchor tenant uncertainty.
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Onion laden tractor trailer overturns on Ohio Turnpike
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a tractor-trailer loaded with onions overturned on the Ohio Turnpike Sunday evening, blocking eastbound lanes from mile marker 142. The Milan Post of the State Highway Patrol handled the crash scene.
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Tourism declines in Southwest Ohio as central region gains day trip appeal
Overnight visits in Southwest Ohio fell 6.8 percent to 9.6 million, while central Ohio emerged as the leading day trip destination with 35 million visitors. Officials attribute changes to entertainment hubs like Arena District near Nationwide Arena and Easton Town Center, plus enduring reluctance to fly after 2001 attacks. Randie Adam notes steady cabin construction in Southeast Ohio at about 40 units annually.
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Boater recollections in Erie incident with two men
From AY Peters comes details of a Lake Erie boating incident involving 23 year old Matt Derry and another man, Houser. Their anchor snagged around 3 30 pm and they entered the water to untangle it while a nearby boater pulled Derry from the water uninjured and called 911. Lake Erie showed 4 to 5 foot waves with east-northeast winds 10 to 15 knots Saturday afternoon.
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Fourth fromat Fourth fromat Fourth of July parade antics and feats
Sunday featured parades picnics and fireworks with dramatic scenes. Takeru Kobayashi the Nagano born hot dog eater set a new record at Nathan’s Famous by downing 53.4 hot dogs in 12 minutes. Afghan leader Hamid Karzai received the Philadelphia Liberty Medal and a $100000 prize to aid Afghan orphans. Moose crashes disrupted a Utah parade near Salt Lake City. In Hattiesburg a Independence Day program drew families and flags. Boston celebrated at City Hall with fife and drum corps and a noted mayor remarks.
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Pink toilet tour lights Amherst lawns for cancer fundraiser
In Amherst, a pink toilet on a lawn became a quirky beacon as friends of Kirsch, a cancer survivor, move it between yards to raise awareness. After a mishap that shattered the tank, the piece was repaired and continues to travel to support cancer research and a July fundraiser by the Cure group.
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Readers urged to report errors to The Chronicle Teegram
Call (440) 329-7155 to alert The Chronicle Teegram about errors in the newspaper. The message invites readers to help maintain accuracy by reporting misprints or factual mistakes to the newsroom.
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Ohio and Michigan Lottery Draws Snapshot and Numbers
Readout lists Midday and daily draws across Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania noting Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 Super Lotto Mega Millions and Kicker results. Includes past winner references and assorted random numbers and mis-typed jackpot figures for several days.
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Willow Creek Art Camp Expands Summer Programs
Artists Digney and partner John Rigney run teen and advert classes alongside a three or five day sessions from 9 a.m. to noon. Willow Creek offers a creative camp for creatively inclined kids emphasizing imagination and learning through painting, sculpture, and varied media. Megan, Digney’s 7-year-old daughter, joins as campers explore acrylic and temper paints, self portraits, kites, and clay under daily projects.
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Art Benefits for Youth Highlighted by Arts Organization
Americans for the Arts says art study boosts achievement and engagement, with benefits from class elections to math fairs and reading for pleasure. Willow Creek Art Studio offers camp schedules and pricing at willowcrestkstudio.com. Digney stresses art as essential as math and reading for a well rounded child.
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