Bel Kaufman, author of Up the Down Staircase, dies at 103
Bel Kaufman aged 103 died in her New York apartment from age related causes, daughter Thea Goldstine said. Born Belle Kaufman in Berlin in 1911 she grew up in Ukraine before arriving in the United States in 1923 and rising from immigrant student to Hunter College graduate and Columbia master’s degree holder. Her 1965 novel based on New York City classrooms became a best seller and a 1967 film, while she later taught Jewish humor at Hunter College.
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Seattle honors ex mayor Paul Schell, 76, dies
Former Seattle Mayor Paul Schell, 76, who led the city during the 1999 WTO protests, died Sunday in a Seattle hospital. Murray called him a great builder for funding the downtown library, parks levy efforts, Olympic Sculpture Park, and City Hall projects while steering a 1998 to 2002 term marked by protest clashes and police scrutiny.
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Burglaries and domestic violence incidents reported in Elyria blotter
Police logged a burglary on Brittany Lane where a car was broken into overnight and a driver's license and credit card were stolen. A 14 year old Wakeman girl was arrested for domestic violence at Red Roof Inn after conflicting reports of assault by both parents. A 19 year old, Jordan Alpater, was charged with domestic violence after allegations of screaming, slapping, and beer spilling during a dispute with his girlfriend.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Note
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accuracy and transparency in coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpot outlooks across states
Ohio draws list numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 and 5 along with Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto and Mega Millions Powerball jackpots. Michigan and Pennsylvania daily numbers with Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 Daily Number Big 4 Cash 5 are shown. Next Rolling Cash 5 120000, Classic Lotto 2.8 million, Mega Millions 77 million, Powerball 60 million.
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The Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and Contact Info
A dense compiler of staff roles and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio. It lists executives editors reporters photographers and departments with phone extensions and office hours, plus delivery and subscription details for daily and Sunday editions.
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Dayton residents clash over unpaid assessments on street project
Dayton Olic and Ruth Leos weigh paying about 8 000 dollars in assessments over 20 years while council debates approving projects tied to back taxes. Auditor Mantini cites 115 000 and 70 000 unpaid assessments from older projects as foreclosures loom. Oswalt hopes street improvement will raise values despite delays.
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FitzGerald casts claim on job growth and school funding
Fitzgerald argues Ohio job growth offsets public cuts citing federal data showing 263000 new roles since January 2011. Local leaders counter with deficits and tax hikes while FitzGerald pledges fiscal reform and restoring local aid through efficiency, citing county surpluses and bond ratings concerns.
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Global coal exports debated amid climate policy shifts
U S coal exports rose abroad as domestic use fell by 195 million tons over six years, with 20 percent shipped overseas. Norfolk Virginia anchors notable exports while Germany doubles imports, raising emissions and climate policy tensions.
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