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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2005
Page
1
George Lucas says Revenge of the Sith could get a PG-13 rating and warns it is too strong for young children. The third prequel, opening May 19, follows Anakin Skywalker’s fall into Darth Vader in a dark, tragic tale Lucas calls hellish and emotional.
Yael Oestreich, a former Maverick Films executive, sues Madonna and co founders Mark Morgan Guy Oseary alleging a promised raise was denied and she was fired without cause. She cites harassment after a November 2003 outing and seeks damages plus punitive relief.
The fragment lists violent and harmful instructions with numbered items about drive-by shootings, silenced weapons, screaming at rats, harming a person with hiccups, and crude language. It also references hotel stays and electing a mayor who will allow people to do something unspecified. The text is disorganized and contains explicit violence.
The pop star Jackson, 46, arrived late to court in slippers and casual wear while Melville said a medical problem required his appearance. The case involves accusations of molesting a then thirteen year old cancer survivor in 2006 and a conspiracy to influence a TV documentary. The accuser watched Jackson as he faced the jury and recalled an exchange over magazines during a prior session.
U S Senator Voinovich urged Interior Secretary Gale Norton to oppose casino gambling in Ohio, citing the federal act and GAO cost estimates. He noted his past anti gambling stance as mayor and governor, while Foltin argued GAO findings are inconclusive and cited studies showing balanced impacts. Other Ohio Republicans also oppose legalization and support constituents.
A man reports a suspect using a maroon Honda and a handgun in two quick robberies. Victim grabbed the gun, punched the thief, who then surrendered and fled to a car. Police describe similar car and coat. no arrests made yet. Sgt. Carpentiere says such back-to-back violent crimes are rare. Call Dan Harkins with tips.
The Chronicle Telegram masthead lists editors and staff roles including Executive A Cooper Hudhutt Andrew R. Young Patti Ewaki Philip W. Kelly Editorial page editor Dave Perczek Ortiz News Editor Dan Shortridge Metro Editor Chosmna Jomife Sports Editor Kevik Aprite Design Editor Ryan Dawson and others with contact numbers and office hours. It notes Lorain County printing and Elyria mailing details and post office box.
A Thursday story misidentified Findley State Park in Wellington and Huntington townships and misspelled the park name. A Tuesday puzzle solution appeared under houses for rent rather than horses. An accompanying story on the congressional budget incorrectly claimed tax cuts would be limited. the House budget aligns with Bush cuts while the Senate plan trims them.
An estimated 100000 visitors could visit Lorain International Festival with a trolley system on a phased plan costing 3 million dollars per phase. The idea would use old rail lines and Broadway tracks to move up to 1200 people per hour, with officials cautious on funding and no vote taken.
A 64 year old husband and 8 year old mother were killed in the Lefkow case as investigators weigh extremist links. The suspect Bart Ross, a Polish immigrant who had sued doctors over cancer treatment, killed himself after leaving a note claiming responsibility and naming judges. The note described waiting in the basement and the killings before ending his life.
Thursday and Tuesday lottery results list Mega Millions and Mega Milions draws, Rolling Cash 5 totals and jackpots, Daily 3 and Pick 4 numbers across states, with estimated prizes from $100000 to $20 million and notes on winners and previews for Wednesday and Turbo Day draws.
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