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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2009
Page
16
At BotCon in Pasadena Walter Mueller says he wants Transformers that mirror on screen appearances. He notes toy designers work with movie visuals to capture key features even if toy transformations can’t match the film’s CGI effects. He enjoys using toys to extend scenes beyond the few seconds seen in the movie.
Usher and wife Tameka Raymond have lived apart for nearly a year. Naviyd Ely, and two other children from a previous marriage, are at stake as Usher petitions for joint custody. The filing states there is no reasonable hope of reconciliation between Usher, 30, and Tameka Raymond.
Bo Bice, former American Idol contestant, donated a mint condition clarinet to a Nashville instrument drive. He delivered it personally to collection officials on Saturday. The Nashville Alliance for Public Education and the Country Music Association organized the effort to benefit local public school music programs.
Krist Novoselic withdraws his protest candidacy for a Washington county clerk post after criticizing the states party affiliation rules. The Nirvana bassist, longtime Deep River resident, leads a local Grange chapter and launched the bid earlier this month to challenge the system.
A reader in San Jose asks Abby to help persuade her self centered boyfriend Travis to lock the door when she is home alone. Abby affirms the safety concern and urges shared responsibility for personal security. A second reader in Ohio questions lingering thoughts about a high school fling and receives guidance on premarital considerations.
Dear Amy letters reveal a bride choosing two maids of honor, Rhonda and another, stirring hurt in a friend who expected selection. Amy advises the friend to stay involved without pressuring the bride and to consider a guest-book role.
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