RIAA targets downloaders as subpoenas rise nationwide
The president of the Recording Industry Association of America says lawyers will pursue downloaders regardless of personal circumstances to deter sharing. The AP locates early targets nationwide. subpoenas exceed 913 with hundreds of lawsuits planned, seeking damages per song.
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Chronicle Telegram publication details
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily except Christmas. The periodical is printed by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company, located at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio. Address changes should be sent to P.O. Box 4010 Elyria 44036.
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House near vote on Canada drug access
A breakaway bloc of Republicans pressed to pass a House bill to allow U.S. imports of prescription drugs from Canada and other nations to lower prices. The measure, opposed by many Republicans and the Bush administration, faces a tight vote amid Senate differences and industry lobbying.
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Missing NH children search expands to all of Ohio
The FBI says the hunt for 14 year old Sarah and 11 year old Philip Gehring has widened beyond a 10 mile band around Interstate 80 to cover all of Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania as investigators pursue new information. Manuell Gehring, 44, has pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder in their deaths. Authorities say the youths were last seen July 4 in southern New Hampshire and could be buried along the travel route toward California. DeLong, head of the FBI Toledo office, urged the public for tips.
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Ohio death row appeal delayed after court rebuke
The 6th Circuit blocked Ohio execution of Richard Covey after judges raised concerns over counsel quality. Cooey’s new attorney Gregory Meyers was appointed as the court questioned prior representatives Koosed and Ray. Governor Taft denied Covey’s bid to replace the death sentence with life imprisonment amidst the appeal. Covey admitted the crimes but denied murder, claiming moral responsibility.
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Baghdad shop owner questions authenticity of Saddam sons photos
A Baghdad barber and other Arabs question the authenticity of photographs said to show Odai and Qusai Saddam Hussein. Critics note differences in appearance, while U S officials cite dental and X ray evidence. forensics say images offer limited identification. Remains burial plans are being discussed with the Governing Council.
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Youth admits drug charges in county court case
A juvenile admitted trafficking marijuana possession of drug paraphernalia and tools in a county court. He faces possible $1000 fine and $84 costs with prosecutors seeking forfeiture of ill gotten gains before sentencing set for Aug 20. He had been held 11 days in detention and released to his mother with house monitoring.
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Bar ownership change meets township questions
Prechtel reported no complaints about the new establishment yet. Trustee Berry Taylor noted a resident’s concern about potential adult entertainment and pledged to oppose such businesses, citing the Ohio Revised Code to identify applicable laws.
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