Chan seeks serious acting role beyond action stunts
Action star Jackie Chan says he aims to shed his action image and become a true actor who handles dialogue and emotion. At age 50 he plans to continue some stunts for about five years while citing De Niro and Hoffman as models. He promotes Around the World in 80 Days in Hawaii. Also noted is a 40th anniversary Flipper reunion with Luke Halpin and Tom Norden at the Miami Seaquarium, where descendants Sundance and Echo remain.
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Ohio Lottery results and recent draws summary
Ohio midday and Friday draws listed with Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto results. Cross state results include Pennsylvanian Michigan West Virginia daily numbers and recent Ohio winners. Mega Millions Friday draw shows numbers and jackpot estimates.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Information List
The passage lists Chronicle Telegram staff titles and phone extensions including editor Andres R Young managing editor Patti Ewald and sports editor Kevin Aprite. It also provides hours for newspaper office operations, circulation contact numbers, mailing address, and USPS post details for Elyria Ohio.
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Police report access varies across departments
A survey of police records access shows inconsistent handling of public records across departments. Some allow reporters to view logs or online summaries, while others require written requests or restrict copies and redact names or investigative details.
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Public records clash over arrest names in Ohio sheriff reports
Ohio officials dispute keeping arrestee names off incident reports. Sheriff’s office policy dates from 1980s and 2003 updates allow only two page reports with limited detail while back pages may include suspects and witnesses. The Chronicle Telegram sought policy copies. prosecutors and the attorney general weigh compliance with state open records laws.
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Open records basics and processing in Ohio law
A guide explains how public records requests work in Ohio. Agencies may ask for identification and purpose, copies are usually available within a reasonable time, and costs cover only copying. Some records are exempt, and there is no administrative appeal if denied, with remedies through court action.
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Iraq Faces Rising Violence Ahead of Sovereignty Transfer
Ten days after a Governing Council member Salama al Khafaji was ambushed south of Baghdad her son and chief bodyguard were killed. Kubba a former UN official and Iraq’s ambassador to China now handles legal and multilateral affairs at the ministry as part of the post regime Foreign Ministry committee. US warnings of escalating violence aim to steady public confidence before sovereignty transfer and the planned January balloting for an elected government.
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Edwards Near Top as Voters Split on Presidential Choices
A poll shows 19 percent of voters favor Gephardt for president, 18 percent pick Wesley Clark, and 4 percent support Tom Vilsack. With Hillary Clinton added, Edwards holds 34 percent while Clinton gains a quarter of the black vote and Edwards’ support remains strong at 34 percent. Clinton has ruled out the vice presidency, while Kerry has not offered it.
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