Civil rights leader retiring but still fighting for justice
Civil rights icon Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, age 84, plans a weekend birthday and final sermon at Greater New Light Baptist Church in Cincinnati. He recalls threats and violence from segregationists in Birmingham and his role with King, SNCC, and the NAACP glow as he vows to continue advocating for equality.
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Cincinnati
Fred Shuttlesworth
Marcia Luther King
Shuttlesworth
Martin
Harold Bester
Greater New Light Baptist Church
Shuttesworth
Birmingham
Ala
Julian Sand
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bond
Youth Isights
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Eugene
Bill" Conroe
Fred
NAACP
Benjamin Hooks
Memphis
Ruby
Shutlesworth
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Patricia Massengill
Bernard Kincaid
Wile
Fred Shuttlesworth Jr
New York City
Virginie Clark Fields
Fields
Ruby Bester
Daddy
Bester
Bhuttlesworth
Fred Shuttesworth
Talent shines as Andrew Zheng dominates spelling finals
Heather Pelptrey praises Andrew Zheng as a highly talented student who studied word lists four hours nightly. He outlasted 28 other spellers in Friday’s contest, with finalist Kishan Faiel finishing second and three other contenders unable to reach the final. George Zheng expressed pride in his son’s strong memory and dedication.
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Heather Pelptrey
Andrew
George Zheng
Northwood
Kishan Faiel
Kishan
Bears From Ay entertainment sparks abuse report
A representative said an organization has alerted the U3 and Department of Agriculture about alleged abuse at a wrestling show by Mazzolo. Attendees reported incidents with photos sent in. comments from Mazzolo were not reachable. Activists urge changes and note that while tear trestling is legal in many states, Ohio should prohibit it.
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Entertainment For Abuse
Department of Agriculture
Heer
Mazzolo
Verperto
Mazzglo
Tear
Ilegal
Ohl
McConnell
Lottery results and rolling jackpots across states
Friday Ohio results show Pick 3 9-5-7 and 8-0-6, Pick 4 s265 and 5-5-7-0, rolling cash and jackpots around 100000, Mega Millions numbers 8-11-25-48-52 with Mega Ball 5 and an estimated 56 million. Pennsylvania and Michigan daily numbers listed, rolling cash and jackpots in the midwest. West Virginia and other states report daily drawings and rolling jackpots including Lot O Play and Rolling Cash.
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Fennsyevania
Michigan
Daity
West Virginia
Mwhiles
Cash
Lot'o
Chronicle Telegram Staff and Office Hours Notice
Chronicle Telegram lists staff including editor Andrew A Your and managing editors Patti Ewald and Matt Weitettightlesr. Advertising and classifieds contacts are shown with hotline numbers and office hours. Publication address and post office details for Elyria, Ohio are provided.
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Andrew A. Your Seen
Patti Ewald
Matt Weitettightlesr
Dave Porozeki
Court ruling upholds public records over privacy in lead case
Ohio Supreme Court ruled that state public records law overrides federal medical privacy rules, ordering Cincinnati Health Department to release letters about lead in children's blood. The decision clarifies interaction of federal privacy with state access and covers letters for single family homes, with other records already released or withheld under mediation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnnati Health Department
Terrence O'Donnell
Department of Health
Hunan Services
Enquirer
J. Rita McNeil
High Court
Republicans Fight to Hold Senate Seats in a Shifting Race
The piece outlines GOP hopes and challenges in key races led by Sen. Dole and Frist, with Democrats counting potential gains in Pennsylvania, Minnesota, and New Jersey. It notes Bush's sagging approval, ambitious recruitment, and scandals shaping the battle for a Senate majority ahead of the 2006 elections.
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North Carolina
Elizabeth Dote
Schumer
GOP
Washington
Maryland
New Jersey
Stu
Dole
Frist
Senate
House
Ed Goeas
Bush
Tercor
Pennsylvania
Bob Casey Jr
Rick Santorum
Lincoln Chafee
Rhode Island
Santorum
Conrad Burns
Montana
Jack Abramoff
Burns
Tm Missouri
Jim Talent
Claire McCaskill
Tennessee
Harold Ford Jr
Ford
Eso
Mark Stephens
Camsigns
Kate Michelman
Naral Pro-Cadce America
Casey
Mark Dayton
Minnesota
Mark Kennedy
Vermont
Rob Menendez
Tom Kear
Lorain blotter details youth incidents and thefts
A Lorain blotter itemizes multiple incidents including a 15 year old treated and released from hospital after an incident, a 14 year old with broken glasses from an assault, thefts of medication and electronics, a man with a bench warrant, a 12 year old leaving home, a robbery of oxycodone at gunpoint, property damage at Black River Landing, domestic violence charges, and various arrests. It also notes a car theft report, obstructing official business, evading arrests, and a claim of a person burning themselves with a cigar.
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Maron
Hilliard
N. Lake ‘Street
Jeremy White
25Th Street
Lorain
Elyria Municipal Court
Thirteenth Steet
Black River Lane
Black River Landing
Fillmore Avenue
Willa Matehall Jr
Fillmora
Lacain
Clifton Avenue
Park Drive
W. 14Th Street
Angela Gradiana
Downing Street
North Ridgeville
E. 28Th Street
Thomas Nicoloff
Ashland Avenue
W.est Street
Jesse Merritt
Ashland Avenina
Juvenilas
Omaha Avenue
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