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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2004
Page
2
Former president Bill Clinton’s My Life hits with 14 million copies, but Florida governor Jeb Bush says he won’t read it due to its 947 page length. Bush cites broad tastes but makes clear Clinton isn’t on his list as the memoir launches.
Eric Clapton will auction 56 guitars at Christie's in New York to raise funds for a new drug treatment center in Antigua and Barbuda. Proceeds will support Bevon House, a 16 bed expansion of Crossroads Center, and help patients unable to pay. The sale funds come from a longtime sobriety advocate who previously underwrote the Crossroads project.
Atlanta evangelist Bishop T D Jakes aims to fill three downtown venues for a four day Mega Fest drawing up to 200000 attendees. He taps mainstream stars Magic Johnson and India Arie and secures major sponsors to broaden appeal beyond his usual Woman Thou Art Loosed and ManPower events for a more family inclusive revival.
The Chronicle lists staff roles with phone extensions including Andrew R Young managing editor Pati Twa Mant Westerhold and others. It provides newsroom positions for Editorial Page Editor Dave Perczek News Editor Dan Shortridge Metro Editor Pam McMillan Sports Editor and Design Editor Bruce Bishop along with phone numbers and office hours. It also notes newspaper education manager Barb Rusko Stephens and advertising circulation contact details and delivery options including pricing.
Ford confirms a 130 million dollar investment at Ohio Assembly to upgrade facilities for Econoline production. Mercury Mariner will begin at Ohio Assembly in August and move to Ford Kansas City plant as Escape shifts out. Workers vow to keep quality high while production changes occur.
Lorain officials and state developers describe ongoing negotiations to win incentives for Ford's Ohio Assembly Plant as they try to persuade the automaker to stay. Bruce Johnson notes current tens of millions in incentives depend on Ford keeping the Escape and Mariner lines, with no details disclosed.
The State of Our Unions report shows 569 married respondents, 81 percent say marriage came at the right time, and 35 percent cite children as a major reason. Among married men, 94 percent are happier than single, and 75 percent value religious upbringing for children.
The Marion L. Steele class of 1874 reunion is underway today after a previous story listed an incorrect date on Tuesday. The event brings alumni together for a commemorative gathering with former classmates and teachers in attendance.
Ohio and West Virginia results list midday and daily draws for Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and other lotteries with numerous numbers. Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus jackpots noted, with out of state results and previous winners.
Johns Hopkins and others report that silencing myostatin increases muscle, with a Berlin patient and Wyeth antibody trials highlighting potential Duchenne muscular dystrophy therapies. Researchers warn of broader impacts for aging, cancer, AIDS, and spaceflight muscle loss, while noting rare human genetics.
Fuller pleaded guilty to murder and related offenses in a North Ohio case tied to the Aug. 6 shooting of Damian near Gastown USA on Middle Avenue. Co defendants Snyder Hall Ruby Fields face life. Fuller could have death penalty revived if cooperation fails. Other charges dropped. Fuller remanded to jail as others await trial.
The case funds music for Lorain schools libraries in ten genres blues children's Christmas classical country jazz Latin rock roots and soundtracks. Spokeswoman Michelle Gatchell from the Attorney General's Office said none will include explicit lyrics. Lorain Schools spokesman Dean Schnurr welcomed any delivery for students who would not otherwise access such material. Stef writer Jacke Gubeno contributed to the article. Contact Mick Houser at 329-7152.
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