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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2004
Page
1
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff positions including President editor and news editor and notes contact numbers and office hours. It also announces changes to the newspaper name and contact address in Elyria Ohio with a new PO box for the Chronicle Telegram.
Experts warn terrorists may target soft sites such as hotels stadiums and malls as the FBI and DHS note al Qaida seeks recruits who do not fit Middle Eastern looks Attorney General Ashcroft announces an indictment of Nuradin Abdi a Columbus area suspect linked to an al Qaida operation and references other plots raising concern over U S vulnerabilities while officials caution against panicking and advise normal activity with vigilance.
Congressional budget forecasters warn a 1 percent payroll shortfall under rusted economic assumptions over 75 years while advocates push privatization through personal accounts. Opponents question the severity of finances as 2019 marks the expected payout exceedance, with trust fund deficits tied to funds already spent and to be repaid.
Raw lottery numbers surface for Ohio West Virginia and nearby draws with daily picks for Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and Mega Millions. Totals show past results and upcoming jackpot figures including Mega Millions cited at about 100 million and Super Lotto entries.
The Supreme Court Justices Rehnquist OConnor and Thomas favored upholding the religious reference in the pledge while Scalia withdrew from the case. Rehnquist likened the phrase to God we trust and court prayers, arguing national culture allows religious recognition. the case centers on Newdow seeking removal of under God from the pledge.
Mary Brannon says a tattoo aimed at her son could expose him to AIDS while Ernest’s father Mickey Ellis labels the tattoo a back yard job. Gaora faces charges for contributing to unruliness of a minor, sanitation violations, and tattooing a minor without parental consent. Ernest could also be charged with unruliness and for obtaining a tattoo without consent. Tattoo parlors in Elyria emphasize checking parental consent and require 17 year olds to be accompanied. Ernest learns his initials CDC are not his. Contact info provided.
Glitch in training and miscommunication left reporters unsure what could be released. Drozdowski said the department will copy and publish all closed arrest and incident reports, with medical, adoption, juvenile, and trial prep records still exempt under state open records laws. Sheriff Stammitti unavailable due to his daughter's serious illness. Contact Jeff Moryman at 329-7127 or Imohmmen chronicletelegram.com.
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