Lorain Catholic board faces merger clash and poverty of options
Organizers led by Mike Potts and Ron Cocco met amid heated debate over Lorain Catholic’s future. The board cites a provision halting loans without church ownership change, while Save Our School pushes recruitment at Elyria Catholic. Efforts include full-page ads and parish notices as 47 seniors graduate this June.
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Ron Cocco
Mike Potts
Cocco
Potts
Lorain Catholic Board
Kara Afrates
Save Our
Elyria
Catholic
Afrates
Kim Foisy
Foisy
Stents Show Advances In Heart Treatment At EMH Meet
Dr. Charles O Shaughnessy led reports at a major heart treatment conference noting stents can hold vessels open without balloons and that coated stents may eliminate angioplasty. Guidant system aims to clean carotids with a temporary filter to prevent strokes. Italian study by Ardissino from Parma tested Cypher versus bare metal stents in 257 patients.
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Charles O’shaugnessy
EMH
Ardissino
Lottery Results From Multiple States and Draws
Saturday and Sunday results across Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and more list Pick 3 Pick 4 Midday and Daily draws with numbers and jackpots noted. Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus jackpots both at about 13 million. Buckeye 5 and Kicker numbers shown for several dates.
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Buckeye
Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details list
A dense contact and staff listing for The Chronicle Telegram includes editors such as Andrew R Young and Patti Ewald, along with sections like News, Metro, Sports, and Photography. It provides office hours, telephone numbers, and various departments, plus subscription and delivery information. The fragment ends with a postal box address in Elyria.
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Andrew Ryoung
Matti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Scott Brown
Dan Shortrkdge
METRO
Pam McMilan
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Gene Kieds
Rye
Campaign to save Cleveland Mounted Police gains support
A civic coalition named the Committee to Save The Cleveland Mounted Police has raised about 100000 to feed and care for 12 horses for a year after the unit was deactivated to help balance a 61 million budget gap. Cleveland plans to keep Sgt. Strother with the horses through June as supporters urge Mayor Campbell and City Council to restore the unit.
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Cleveland
Donald Strother
Steinher
Burke Lakefront
Airport
Committee To
Cleveland Mounted Police
Strother
Jane Campbell
Shiite Leaders Sign Interim Law After Sistani Talks
Five rockets hit the al Rashid Hotel inside Baghdad's Green Zone injuring an American contractor. Shiite leaders, after meeting Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani in Najaf, agreed to sign the Transitional Administrative Law while addressing his reservations on veto power and a single president. Bremer confirmed anticipated signing as clerics influence persists.
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Baghdad Conference Center
al-Rashid Hotel
Green Zone
U.S
Ayatollah
Ali Sistani
Naja
Sistani
Iraq
Mohammed Hussein Bahr Uloum
Najaf Uloum
Mohammed Bahr Uloum
Mowaffak Ruhaie
Rubaie
Paul Bremer
Bremer
CNN
Saddam Hussein
Bush Campaign Ties to Sports Boosts Image and Base
Allan Lichtman notes Bush blends macho and regular guy appeal to white male voters, while Kerry counters with sport ties. The White House has increased NASCAR and sports outreach, including Daytona appearances and inviting stock car winners, as part of a broader push to energize supporters and bolster national appeal.
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Allan Lichtman
American University
Washington
Bush
John Kerry
Lichtman
Associated Press
Kerry
West Virginia
Missouri
Chad Clanton
Busch
Haiti chaos as gunfire erupts near National Palace
Amid Champs de Mars violence several Aristide militants opened fire as crowds gathered near the National Palace. A French Air Force helicopter landed outside Canape Vert Hospital to expedite aid while U S Marines moved to shield the area. Reporter Ricardo Ortega was killed. photographer Michael Laughlin seriously wounded.
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Canape Vert Hospital
Ronald Georges
Aristide
Champs de Mars Plaza
Presidential National Palace
U.S
Richard Crusan
Associated Press
Ricardo Ortega
New York
Antena 3
Haiti
Madrid
Cesar Milfort
South Florida Sun- Sentinel
Michael Laughlin
Almil Costel
Crusan
National Palace
Colt Daniel Leplatois
Haiti in turmoil and exile voices from Port-au-Prince
D'Amico, a Haitian resident, describes a country convulsed by Aristide's ouster, widespread violence, and a fragile peacekeeping presence. She laments corruption, fears for civilians, notes long power cuts, and cites U.S. role and international aid as stabilizing hopes amid crime, looting, and political realignments. Her son Tony, studying in England, worries for her safety as communications falter.
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D’amico
Aristide
United States
Haiti
America
Colombia
D’ Amico
Tony
Notre Dame Law
D'Amico
Guy Philippe
Port-Au- Prince
Philippe
Fad’d
U.S
Jean-Claude
Duc” Duvalier
Duvalier
Group of 184
Caravan of Hope
France
Chile
Canada
Woodrow Wilson
Frodo
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The
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Young Patti Ewald
Tom Meechan
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Cooper Hudcutt
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White House
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