Sally Ride Dies at 61 First American Woman in Space
Sally Ride, Stanford-educated physicist and NASA astronaut, died of pancreatic cancer at 61 in La Jolla after a 17 month battle. She flew on the Challenger in 1983 retrieving a satellite with a 50 foot robot arm, sparked girls’ interest in science, later founded Sally Ride Science and co-founded Camp CEO with the Girl Scouts. She is survived by partner Tom O Shaughnessy, her mother Joyce, sister Bear, and other relatives.
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Corrections and lottery results noted by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram notes a corrected date for a United Way kickoff at Mike Bass Ford in Sheffield and provides extensive lottery results from Ohio and neighboring states. Included are pick 3 and pick 4 figures, classic lotto and Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots, and daily numbers for Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Mike Bass Ford
Sheffield
Chronicle Telegram contact and delivery information
The Chronicle Telegram details publisher history and staff across years, plus home delivery phone numbers and office hours for Elyria Ohio areas. It lists executives, editors, advertising and circulation contacts, and subscription rates, with USPS mailing and postmaster details.
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Elyria
U.S
Lorain weighs cost cuts as bond rates rise amid union clash
City officials seek to borrow for road work while Moody’s questions Lorain’s solvency. Union Local 6621 opposes non union positions in the Auditor’s Office and vows a grievance. Council funds 5.9 million for new gear for fire streets utilities. NOAA backed Lower Black River Habitat Restoration funds awarded to Mark Haynes Construction.
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Ohio
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Norwalk
Norwalk-based Mark Haynes Construction Inc., For the Lower Black River
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Grass fire near Cooley Road in Eaton Township
A grass fire in a side yard at 35799 Cooley Road Eaton Township started around 1 40 p m Monday and was believed to be sparked by embers from a Sunday controlled burn. Fire Chief Robert Resar said residents had been burning lumber or scrap metal Sunday and thought it extinguished. The fire covered about one acre and was extinguished by 2 46 p m.
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History Center displays brother’s car in derby anniversary exhibit
The new History Center in Akron hosts a display celebrating David W. Gard for his 45th qualifying race and derby participation and marks the 75th Akron All-American Soap Box Derby anniversary. Center hours and admission details are listed, with contact numbers for more information.
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Suspect Holmes hearing hints at motive and mood
The hearing revealed Holmes colored hair and possibly playing a role to appear worse. A Batman mask was found at his apartment as investigators probe motive for the attack in which he wore body armor and used multiple weapons. Prosecutors weigh the death penalty as victims’ families decide on punishment. Holmes faces formal charges next Monday.
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Avon Lake district seeks five year operating levies this fall
Avon Lake voters will decide in November on a five year emergency operating levy option. The board sent two resolutions to the county auditor to set millage for a $5 million per year measure or a $7.5 million per year measure. Each option aims to bridge a projected deficit amid state funding losses and property devaluation, with millage estimated near 6 and 9 mills respectively. The district operates a $34 million budget, relies heavily on local funding, and faces potential $2.8 million in cuts by 2014 15 if no new revenue is approved. The board meets August 7 to choose which levy to place on the ballot.
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Robert Scott
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