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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2004
Page
3
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Nicole Diar stands accused of killing her 4 year old son Jacob last summer as Lorain house fire on August 19 exposed the tragedy. The case has drawn intense media attention with Dateline NBC in town for a gag order hearing, while a defense bid for venue change was denied by Judge Kosma Glavas. Prosecution says publicity could hinder impartial jurors. defense argues for openness and venue integrity amid broad coverage.
Marilyn Jacobcik of the Lorain County Board of Elections faced criticism after praising 96 percent approval for electronic voting while noting no paper trail. The letter accuses the board of dereliction for endorsing Diebold equipment lacking verifiable ballots and calls for resignations. It also laments gas shortages since 1974 and condemns national policies and leadership as harming the average citizen.
Zev Chafets argues LOGO, MTV backed gay channel, could broaden gay visibility without turning heterosexuals. He notes diverse gay community, concerns about depiction, and potential internal debates as gays shape their media image. He admits watching with interest and jokes about Louis Sheldon.
Kathleen Parker argues polls show Bush and Kerry leading among voters craving leadership. She highlights Colin Powell as the ideal, blending party traits with an everyman appeal, yet notes the dream remains unattainable. Powell’s leadership, temper, and cross‑partisan appeal are praised as unmatched.
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