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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2005
Page
1
A spoof list titled Lerrenman's Top 10 410 presents a string of edgy, dark humor about medical staff and figures. The quotes mix surgical jargon with political and public figures in a provocative montage.
Paris Hilton arrived in Mexico to promote her perfume book and film projects, saying she also wants to shop and visit the pyramids. She told reporters in Mexico City that the people are nice and she loves Mexico. Hilton, 24, has a role in House of Wax with Elisha Cuthbert and Chad Michael Murray, scheduled for U.S. release May 6. Her Confessions of an Heiress was published last year.
Idol substitute Nikko Smith survives elimination night as the show trims from 21 to 17 contestants. Scott Savol advances while Lindsay Cardinale is cut. voters respond to performances including Smith’s I Want You Back and Cardinale’s Knock on Mood as Cowell jokes about audience volume.
Organizers confirmed Snoop Dogg, real name Galvin Broadus, will perform at Roskilde Festival this year marking his first Denmark visit since 1998. Release R&G Rhythm and Gangster The Masterpiece includes hit Drop It Like Its Hot.
The Chronicle Telegram prints its publication details including editor names, staff roles, and contact numbers. It lists Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew A Young among executives, with staff such as Patti Ewald, Dan Shortridge, Christina Jallitte, Kevin Ailes, and Joe Landsberger. It notes Elyria as the home city and provides postal and circulation information for Elyria and Lorain County.
Medi Row risers are assembled while photographers jockey for limited court boxes. CSU issues about 200 media credentials yet only 46 photographer spots exist, as Ashby notes the NCAA dictates access and press ranking. Workers, volunteers, and security bustle amid news conferences and box shipments for eight visiting teams.
Ohio lawmakers consider a 51.3 billion two year budget with tax cuts and 20 percent state share cuts to cities and counties. Lorain County officials warn of layoffs and reduced road patrols as Ford departures and state revenue shifts hit local governments. Local leaders urge keeping funding, while Gov Taft faces pressure to find new revenue sources amid broad economic concerns.
Researchers warn obesity could shorten the U S lifespan for the first time in modern history, with four to nine months shaved off, and threaten Social Security. They cite rising childhood obesity, two thirds of Americans overweight or obese, and a need for a national plan to address the epidemic.
Readable lottery results for multiple days and drawings. Includes Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Rolling Cash 5, Super Lotto Plus, Mega Millions details, and jackpot amounts. Notable figures list several winning numbers, rolling totals, and estimated jackpots for Ohio and nearby notices.
Wal Mart plans a 147,456 square foot 24 hour superstore in the southwest region, facing two-year delays as the council repeatedly rejects, then revises, plans. Public hearings reveal private meetings with council members sparked Sun Shine Law concerns and ongoing resident opposition over park frontage and commercial encroachment.
A fragmented report notes how a learning program for pipes began with one student and expanded as students joined a band. Neon aged 6 to and other group members memorize a large portion of material and prepare for Saint Hut's Day festivities with kilts and intricate routines.
The Irish Heritage Band performs at multiple Cleveland area venues today. They play Cathedral of Saint John at 10 a.m., Saint Patrick's Day Parade starts 1 p.m. at Public Square, Alexander's Restaurant and Billiards in North Dimsted hosts a 3 p.m. event, Irish Heritage Center at 9 p.m., and Savannah Bar and Grit at 8 p.m. all across Cleveland metro areas.
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