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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2004
Page
2
A flood of viewer curiosity surrounds Ken Jennings as his record winning streak climbs past $1.9 million in 450 plus categories. Alex Trebek probes for secrets while Jennings parries with dry humor about his life, dog Banjo, and forgetful moments.
The Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalia Maines has given birth to her second son with husband Adrian Pasdar. Beckett Finn Pasdar arrived July 14 weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Mother and baby are reported as fine.
The Dave Matthews Band will headline a free concert at Polo Fields Golden Gate Park on Sept 12 to raise funds for The Taylor Family Foundation and Bay Area charities. General admission requires a ticket via the band site with optional VIP passes and donor options of 25 50 or 100. A limited number of random fan orders grant access to a front area while supplies last.
The fragment shows the Chronicle-Telegram masthead with publishing staff names and roles, office contact numbers, circulation and advertising details, and postal information for Elyria Ohio. It lists publishers, editors, department heads, classifieds numbers, home delivery and mail rates, and USPS publication data.
A county grand jury will consider assault and related charges against a nurse's aide at Golden Acres Nursing Home for allegedly elbowing a 78 year old resident on July 1. Another aide who witnessed the incident also was placed on administrative leave after recanting her initial report. The sheriff's report details clashes in the resident room and shower area, with insults and blows, and a revised account from the accused aide. The department has submitted its findings to the grand jury. potential charges include assault patient abuse intimidation of a public servant and filing a false patient abuse report. Contact information is provided.
Residents defend Golden Acres amid complaints by LaCrosse about nurse aide issues and rules. Family members and staff testify that care remained high with special accommodations for LaCrosse's wife and that residents generally praise the facility.
Police chased two vehicles starting around 4 a.m. and arrested Derek Caldwell and Derek Cannon, both 18 from Lieveland Invall called the pursuit unprecedented. Sheffield officers aided at Mike Bass Ford. Three juveniles and two adults were arrested in other chases, including Timothy Sisson and Antonia Sims, both 18 from Cleveland. Suspects face charges of receiving stolen property criminal trespassing possession of criminal tools reckless operation and automobile theft. Two vehicles were not recovered.
Andy Young explains that The Chronicle will publish vows directly and fairly, with no favoritism. The Hudnutt and Young families have run the Elyria paper for four generations, with current editors and publishers from the Hudnutt lineage and relatives on the board.
Collins and Sen. Lieberman push immediate hearings with leaders Kean and Hamilton to discuss creating a national counterterrorism center and a Cabinet level director. House leaders plan August hearings and a September package as Bush eyes a Cabinet review led by Andrew Card.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects quotes attributed to Elycia School Board vice president Ginny Hawes to Evelyn France. A Friday correction also fixes which day the stories were published and adds the paper’s error-reporting phone number (440) W29-7135.
Ohio and neighboring states report Friday Midday and Evening draws with Pick 2 Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers. Mega Millions shows a jackpot around 47 million with Mega Ball 12 and listed numbers 2 05 35 47.
Growers discuss early harvest schedules for Lodi and other varieties as May’s warm trend advances picking. McDowell Orchards owner Lins McDowell notes dry spells slow ripening while rain and humidity quicken growth. Miller Orchards owner Roger Miller says crews lost a summer break and peach month is ending. Hillcrest Orchards provides a tracking site at Interestinfarm.org for updates.
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