Bob Dylan to receive honorary doctorate from St Andrews
Scotland's oldest university announced it will award Bob Dylan an honorary Doctor of Music at the June 23 summer graduation. St Andrews noted Dylan's iconic 1960s and 70s role and said he accepted only Princeton's honorary degree in 1970. the campus counts Prince William among its current students.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details listing
The Chronicle Telegram masthead lists publisher and key editors including A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher, Andrew R Young as editor, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing editors, Dan Shortridge as metro editor, and Kevin Aprile as sports editor. It notes advertising, circulation contacts, and hours for home delivery service, with address and post office information for the Bryria Ohio newspaper.
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Debate erupts over Saddam al Qaida ties in commission report
The commission report on Saddam Hussein and al Qaida draws sharp criticism from John Kerry allies. White House aides defend the administration while CIA notes of past Iraqi al Qaida contacts surface, citing Tenet and a decade of discussions on safe haven and weapon help.
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Plan for ten planes on east and west coasts revealed
The Washington Post reports a 9/11 plan initially envisaged ten hijacked jets attacking both coasts. Internal conflicts and late decisions delayed action as Atta weighed targets. The cost was $400,000 to $500,000, with debates over Iraq links and contested intelligence conclusions.
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Sky Finds Forever Home With Joyful Bond
Street adopts Sky, a senior dog once in a kennel, and records their life together in a diary titled My Life with Sky. Sky exhibits show history, enjoys the sky, and forms a strong, two way bond with Street. Cats accept Sky, and the pair inspire care for health and activity. Erie Shores Humane Society backs senior adoptions. Contact Jon Osborne for more info.
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Ohio Lottery Numbers Snapshot and Averages
A reader friendly glance at daily Ohio draws showing Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, Buckeye 5, Super Lotto, and Mega Marons style entries with recent and previous winners. Includes numbers for Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and notes on jackpot estimates and past Ohio winners.
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Murderer given life sentence in double homicide
Jason Campbell, 22, of Middletown, was found guilty of murdering Donald Riley, 44, and Helen Riley, 55, as they slept in their Hamilton County home last February. The jury, after more than 10 hours of deliberation, recommended life without parole after prosecutors sought the death penalty. Campbell testified and apologized, saying he seeks mercy but cannot forgive himself.
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Harper Career Under Review as Elyria Board Weighs Move
Elyria schools face questions over Superintendent Harper amid talk of consolidating high schools. Supporters including business and religious leaders pressed for stability after a board meeting, while Brinda denies conflict with Harper and contends Harper sought a new job.
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Shooting near Ashland and West 20th ends with car crash
A Taurus driven by Jiminez tore through yards near Ashland Ave and West 20th St then struck a utility pole wire, knocking out power. The car flipped at 1322 W Zist St, a shotgun visible inside and six shells found. Jiminez was flown to Metro Health for crash injuries as police seek enough evidence to file charges.
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