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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2006
Page
1
Community members debate Oberlin College logo as critic favors Northern Stars reflecting local history. School board seeks broad input from students staff and residents before a decision and plans to invite a speaker on Native use in imagery.
Elyria High's Pioneer mascot nearly faced disarmament after a student challenged the figure amid concerns about gun violence. A committee reviewed renderings and retained the mascot with the musket arms crossed and powder pouch, describing a prairie observer en route to a football game.
A May 28 2004 letter from Domestic Relations Judge Paulette Lilly to Magistrate James Barilla contained numerous typos. A corrected version appears today on Page Ba, updating readers with the clarified text and ensuring accuracy in the court correspondence.
Ohio numbers include Midday Pick 9 4 9 4 and Mega Millions 4 16 17 28 31 with Mega Ball 0 They report out of state drawings from Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and more with Kicker and Rolling Cash 5 jackpots ranging from 100000 to 120000 and Lot O Play prizes of 1 7 million or more in multiple days and draws
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily from Elyria Ohio with a classifieds hotline and postal address. Contact numbers include 429-7150 429-7100 and (800) 248-8397, with hours daily 9 am to 5 pm and Saturdays 9 am to noon. Postal changes go to The Chronicle Telegram BO Box 4010 Elyria OH 44096.
LCCC faces steady state funding reductions as instruction costs rise. Board approves about 4 percent yearly increases after four years of raises, with tuition still the second lowest in the state. Officials say the hikes keep the college financially sound and affordable relative to four year universities.
Census data show Hispanic owned firms rose 31 percent nationwide from 1997 to 2002 reaching 1.6 million in 2002 from 1.2 million in 1997. Ohio cities Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland saw double or triple digit gains with Lorain Hispanic businesses nearly doubling from 151 to 296.
The Porter County recorder’s office notes temporary removal of images from its web site to remove Social Security numbers. Keener says bids were received for redaction software and a system could be installed by year end, with costs estimated between 250000 and 500000. Residents are urged to support a state bill to block numbers in recorded documents. Public records remain viewable at the recorder’s office, and notarized requests can remove numbers from filings.
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