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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2005
Page
1
A humorous roster of basketball quips: top scorer festooned with misbaskets, mascot-guard duty, free headbands, moisturized timeouts, and a mock motivational line. Features references to Duke North Carolina Bulls and cultural shifts with TV show delays.
Shaquille O Neal joins Wheaties hall of fame with a two image box in red away and white home uniforms. The 12 time NBA All Star recalls childhood dream of seeing Kareem and Magic on the box. He calls it an honor and says it will mean a lot to his family and children.
The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum announces the 2006 class led by Naomi and Wynonna Judd. Inductions occur Feb 23 2006 in Lexington with nine honorees across jazz gospel and other genres including Lionel Hampton Mary Travers Dottie Rambo Sam Bush John Conlee Todd Dimean and John Jacob Niles. Induction ceremonies occur biennially.
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and advertising staff with titles and extension numbers. It notes publication details for The Chronicle and provides address and office hours information for readers and advertisers in Elyria Ohio.
Two men were injured when a backhoe and a tractor-trailer collided on Russia Road near Murray Ridge Road. Gerald Hestler of Grafton was trapped in his truck, while the backhoe operator, Novak, was freed after emergency crews arrived. Both were treated. charges may be filed as the investigation continues.
Lorain County police reported a Thursday farm equipment crash on Russia Road. Statewide 437 crashes in 2008 involved farm vehicles or equipment. OSU Extension officials urged motorists to slow down and respect slow moving farm traffic.
State official Aslanides plans summer legislation to remove the rule that permit holders must either store or display their firearms in vehicles. He argues current rules restrict law abiding citizens while opponents warn of higher accidental discharge risk. Authorities and Gov or officials debate media access to permit holder names and safety concerns. The Chronicle Telegram notes permits issued monthly by the county sheriff.
Oberlin advocates describe a severe brain drain as locals settled in Ohio after Oberlin experiences. Developers plan 14 two to three hundred unit apartments priced 500 to 700 dollars monthly with independent eateries and small shops. Project funding from HUD Ohio Development, city of Oberlin USBank Enterprise Foundation and New Markets Tax Credit program aims to revitalize downtown. Main Street groups report 29 new businesses creating 12 jobs and 53 million dollars invested in Oberlin Lorain Amherst Higra.
Lawmakers press Mark McGwire about illegal steroids after his 1998 record home run season. Jose Canseco again asserts he used performance enhancers, while Sammy Sosa and Rafael Palmeiro deny use. McGwire invokes past focus and refuses to discuss specifics, urging prevention and health awareness amid testimony from affected families and medical experts. The hearing also debates the new drug-testing plan and penalties for players.
The page lists Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 and 6, Mega Millions, and Super Lotto Plus results by day, with notable jackpot figures such as Mega Millions estimated at 36 million and Rolling Cash jackpots around 100000 or 6 million for different days. It includes out of state results for Pennsylvania and Michigan with daily draws and past winning numbers.
LOCC President Roy A. Church argued the proposed state budget should freeze higher education spending at current levels, with tuition increases possible if funding is insufficient. Taft's cap and blanket tuition program affect about 25 percent of LCCC students as enrollment climbs and summer and fall terms begin.
The narrative details Barnhardt Earnhardt allegedly stalking and making sexual advances toward several women including coworkers at Wellington Kite Aid. Key incidents include following home and work, unwanted contact, and a police arrest in August 2003. Trial testimony recollects harassment at work and repeated unwanted calls, with defense arguing hostility and trumped charges.
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