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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2007
Page
12
Bobby Brown left Norfolk County jail after Hot 99.5 in Washington D C paid 19150 in late child support and court fees. The Kane Show host says Brown will work one week for the station, discuss his missteps, and campaign for change with public appearances as he heads to D C for a Monday morning air slot.
Rapper Foxy Brown real name Inga Marchand pleaded guilty to leaving New York without permission while on probation after a Feb. 15 arrest in Pembroke Pines Florida for resisting an officer and simple battery. Judge Melissa Jackson warned that a future violation would lead to resentencing and jail.
Welsh singer Charlotte Church and rugby star Gavin Henson are expecting a baby, Church confirming the news after media speculation. The pair, described as delighted, said they chose to announce early to share the truth with fans.
In a evolving landscape, Linden Lab leans on corporate landowners like American Apparel and IBM to fund growth while creators fear loss of creativity. Analysts argue growth sustains the economy, yet longtime residents worry about saturation and loss of the original community.
Anna Nicole Smith will be buried beside her son Daniel in a custom pink memorial at Mount Horeb Baptist Church near Nassau. The private service will include up to 300 guests, with a separate intimate burial for about 30 people, reflecting her buoyant personality as custody battles over her baby daughter Dannielynn unfold.
Dear Abby responds to a note from a worker about a supervisor nicknamed Sam who steals coworkers’ candy daily for three years. HR won’t intervene. advice is to firmly say no and keep office candy in drawers, plus suggest front office staff limit sharing.
Sleepless writes about a dating slip where she called Steve by the name Chris after meeting his friends. Amy downplays the faux pas, noting others likely forgot and advising honesty with Steve to avoid hidden guilt. She compares the mistake to a minor classroom mix up and encourages moving forward.
The Associated Press ran a weeklong blackout on Paris Hilton coverage to test news judgment. The experiment drew mixed reactions, noting public interest persisted even without continuous reporting, and Hilton was later arrested for driving with a suspended license.
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