Bachelorette Jen Schefft rejects both proposals on finale
On the ABC finale Jen Schefft declined both marriage proposals from Jerry Ferris and John Paul Merritt after wavering between them. Ferris proposed again in a live postshow moment, but Schefft chose to wait, saying they were better as trends. Andrew Frestone had also proposed earlier and the couple split. A new Bachelor season with Charla O Connell premieres March 28 on ABC.
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Romijn and Stamos Finalize Divorce in Los Angeles Court
Rebecca Romijn and John Stamos have reached a divorce settlement signed by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Harvey Silberman. The judgment ends their five year marriage as of Tuesday, with no children. Romijn, known for Rollerball and Femme Fatale, recently starred in Man About Town with Ben Affleck. Stamos, 41, rose to fame on Full House and is set to star in the ABC comedy Jake on Progress.
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Gibson to testify as own lawyer in stalking case trial
Zack Sinclair represents himself as jury selection begins in a six day trial tied to stalking allegations involving Mel Gibson. Judge John S Fisher limits movement in court but allows Sinclair to waive counsel. Gibson alleges Sinclair appeared at his Malibu estate gate in September and interrupted a worship service threatening to pray with him.
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Rings director sues New Line over Lord of the Rings profits
Wingnut Films filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles accusing New Line Cinema and Katja Motion Pictures of shortchanging profits from The Fellowship of the Ring. The suit contends the film earned over 314 million dollars domestically and more than 556 million overseas, with revenue from DVDs and merchandise in dispute.
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Letterman’s 1B 10 bizarre inmate contraband confessions
A fragmentary list from Worldwide Pants outlines odd inmate behaviors and prison anecdotes. Items reference odor, exercise, concealment of razors in pillows, conjugal visits, insider tips, and tenuous street cred, all within a satirical prison context.
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Cavaliers Pivot to Championship Focus Under New Ownership
New Cavaliers owners Katzman and Gilbert promise a fun yet ambitious run aiming for a championship each season. Founder Gund cautions patience while Usher, Granmy Award winner, plans a strong entertainment role and frequent game attendance.
Cavaliers new owners aim to fuse music and basketball culture
The new ownership group led by Gilbert plans arena renaming, a facelift, and a new scoreboard at Gund Arena. Usher will be actively involved in entertainment and renovations while Zydrunas Ilgauskas nears a new deal. The group promises a world class organization with tech upgrades and broader entertainment acts.
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Court narrows death penalty for juveniles ruling 1989
The ruling blocks executions for 16 and 17 year olds, affecting a Virginia case against teen sniper Lee Boye Malin already serving life. Prince William County officials say they will not pursue a murder prosecution there. Justice Scalia dissented, arguing no definitive trend exists toward abolition. The decision sparks cheer from death penalty opponents.
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Employers use Google to vet job applicants
The piece notes many employers supplement background checks with Google searches. It advises young job seekers to Google themselves, review results, and remove embarrassments where feasible. It cites experts Andrea Kay and Charles Hirischer on online reputations and cautions about distant, harmful posts.
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Local Lorain officials face corruption arraignments at Rothgery court
Judge Rothgery schedules arraignments for Safety Service Director Craig Miller and Sewer Superintendent Doug Jatmson in a city scheme case involving private work by city workers and a lease with heavy equipment owner. Partner Ronald Grills of Wakeman is charged with obstructing justice and improper public contract interest. A Wellington ex-officer, Ronald Earnhardt, also faces stalking-related charges in a separate arraignment.
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Beating Takes Place In Math Class With Freshman Targeted
A 15 year old freshman faced a brutal beating captured on video by a fellow student who was not charged. Prosecutor Chris Pierre described the attack as a culmination of sophomores targeting the freshman during a math class. The teacher remained unaware as the assault continued while students moved away. The court ordered house arrest pending sentencing after a pre sentence investigation. The victim has recovered and returned to school.
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Anderson-White
Chronicle staff and contact details placeholder
A garbled listing of publisher, editors, advertising, and contact information appears. Names such as Copper Hudaud and Andrey Bi are mixed with job titles and office addresses, creating a fragmented staff roll and postal details.
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Patt Board Advertising Mgr
Torr Muraha
Finy Cuciant
Copper Huda
Philips
Alzheimer Support Group Meeting Tonight in Avon at Harvest Drive
The Alzheimer Support group meets today at the Alzheimer's Association location, 700 Harvest Drive in Avon. A corrected bulletin notes the earlier Tuesday item misdated the day and lists Thomas A. Miller as Oberlin policy chief and Michael D. Moormin as former police chief.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states and days
Ohio and nearby state drawings are listed by day and game, including Midday Pick 9 and Pink 4 results, Rolling Cash 5 and 6, Pick 4, and Mega Millions. Out of state results cover Pennsylvania Michigan and Virginia Daily Numbers and Big 4 or Daily 9 draws, with multiple jackpots—Super Lotto Plus and Mega Millions—summarized with estimated jackpot amounts and recent winners.
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