Visit to Wisconsin farmer opens Royko's eyes
Chicago columnist Royko recounts a Wisconsin farm visit that broadens his perspective on rural life and politics. He notes practical challenges, humor, and surprising solidarity between farm families and urban readers. The piece blends personal observation with social commentary.
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Royko
Tigers rally past Blue Jays in 4-3 victory
In a tight baseball matchup, the Detroit Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 4 to 3. Key moments included late runs by Tigers batters and solid relief pitching, sealing the win for Detroit.
Ellen star Paige Fisher talks growing up famous
Jessy Fisher describes life as the daughter of Connie Stevens and Eddie Fisher in an interview set for Parade magazine on Sunday. The piece highlights her balance of humor and realism in a famous family.
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Friday Chronicle Telegram announces mixed delivery plan
The Chronicle Telegram clarifies morning delivery for today and Sunday to homes and newsstands. Starting Monday readers may choose morning newspaper availability at stands or afternoon doorstep delivery as usual.
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Amherst Priest Returns From Rome With Calling
The Rev. Lawrence Martello pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Amherst has spent three months in Rome and believes he has chosen the clerical life as his future path.
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Amherst
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Programs at New Life Hospice Help Grieving Pets
A New Life Hospice program guides adults and children through pet loss. A reader asks why her parents cannot visit, noting that they always go there. The column provides supportive guidance for coping with bereavement.
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Abby
The Chronicle Classic Classifieds and Notices
A brief scan of The Chronicle page shows classified listings and sections such as comics and Dear Abby, with notes on deaths horoscopes lottery and sports, plus an online note about finding more on the web. The fragment suggests a traditional newspaper layout with multiple departments and reader content.
Death driver still hunted in Elyria hit-and-run case
Police narrowed the suspect to a late-model Ford Ranger with possible front-end damage in the collision that killed Nancy Morrison, 57, as she crossed Lake Avenue near Harr Plaza. Witnesses reported a speeding southbound purple truck at 50 to 80 mph. the driver remains unidentified. Elder William J. Robinson, nearby resident and minister, said the truck did not appear to slow after impact.
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Nancy Morrison
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Harr Plaza
William J. Robinson
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Chestnut Street
Morrison visits son James in Cascade, AG reports
Hit-skip site notes Morrison was visiting her son James who lives on Cascade Street, with Driver AG supplying the information. The report confirms the location and familial link without detailing the incident.
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James
Cascade
Blaze suspect tied to 1987 accident and 1992 TV segment
The article links Todd Hall’s 1987 skateboard accident, a family’s medical bills after Blue Cross insolvency in 1950, and a 1992 Nightline discussion on health insurance. It notes Hall’s lobotomy, a Wednesday arson at Ohio River Fireworks that killed eight and wounded 12, and a charge of involuntary manslaughter with an exam order issued by a judge.
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James
Judie Hall
Blue Cross
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Teen lobotomy patient linked to deadly fireworks store fire
Proctorville AP Todd Hall, once treated after a skateboard accident and lobotomy, now 24, is charged with eight counts of involuntary manslaughter after a Fourth of July fire at Ohio River Fireworks in Scottown. He reportedly wandered into a neighbor’s home and harassed people amid the blaze.
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Todd Hall
Lawrence County
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Lorain Woman Pleads No Contest in False Rape Report
Dion Charles, 31, pleaded no contest to filing a false police report about abduction and rape on June 20 in Lorain. She faces up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, with sentencing set after a probation report.
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Dion Charles
Robert Poli
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Austintown man wins second largest Ohio Lotto jackpot
Edward Himes of Austintown claimed a 45 million prize after his Super Lotto ticket was drawn. He opted for automatic numbers, chose annuity payments, and will receive 1,185,576.93 annually for 26 years after taxes. He plans to quit his job at Pennsylvania Tool Sales.
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Edward Himes
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Ohio Lottery
Pennsylvania Tool Sales
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