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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2005
Page
1
A leaked archive fragment lists provocative slogans and policy mockeries about military life, from Delta miles incentives to raucous posters and spoof commandments. It parodies recruitment tropes with extreme, irreverent ideas and references pop culture figures and locations.
Oscar winner Russell Crowe announces Thirty Odd Foot of Grunts will dissolve and re-form with a new lineup and forthcoming album. Crowe plans a soft expressive disc outside corporate music structures while continuing acting and touring commitments.
The Chronicle Telegram printer and staff list shows publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt with staff roles such as managing editor editorial page editor and sports editor. The notice lists advertising circulation and contact numbers for Elyria Ohio operations and delivery services along with mailing address and USPS information for subscription management.
Jason Schrantz bought the 1902 waterfront house at 30165 Lake Road for 925000 and spent about 250000 on renovations including a modern kitchen and walnut framing. He used a 150000 Heritage Home Loan through the Cuyahoga County treasurer’s office, hoping for another loan to fix a subsequent Cape Cod house in Bay Village.
The Heritage Home Program run by Cleveland Restoration Society with the Cuyahoga County Treasurer backs loans for pre 1954 houses in seven counties including Lorain. KeyBank provides funds at 3.5 percent for up to 10 years with no income limit and tax benefits. The Saddier home near neighbors, a landmark, is highlighted as a priority project with local support from Day Village officials. Contact info for Preservation Resource Center and local coordinators is provided.
A chaotic blotter notes multiple Lorain cases including vehicle criminal damage on Forest Lane and Marshall Avenue, a theft at Ohio Valley Salvage, intimidation and threats at a dentist office, a reported scam, stolen checks, domestic incident on Homewood Drive, and property theft of a DVD player and CD players from a residence.
Local researchers probe a fractured tale in Lorain County about a possible Pratt family obelisk and a buried body. Tim Simonson of the Hee Welling ton Historical Society cites cemetery records as inconclusive while Dailey resists excavation until a Pratt relative is contacted. The Ohio Genealogical Society chapter in Larain County weighs in amid a broader hunt for historic links and birth records dating back to 1467.
Ohio and neighboring states reveal lottery numbers across Pick 3 Pick 2 Pick 4 Pick 9 Midday and Evening draws. Major jackpots include Mega Millions estimated at 84 million and Super Lotto Plus at 4 million with Rolling Cash 5 and Rotting Cash 5 prizes noted.
A convoluted article traces diphtheria from ancient times through the 20th century, noting its impact on children, the vaccine era, and regional ties. It mentions Lorain County artist Archibald Willard and a Boyd Pratt daughter, with references to The Chronicle Telegram and Lorain County News archival notes.
County official discusses using a pilot program to boost older home renovations and quality of life in Lorain and neighboring areas. Critics fear benefits may skew to wealthier taxpayers while some support preserving historic character amid budget pressures and potential state funding cuts.
A federal guide defines a youth gang as a self formed group aged 12 to 24 with identity markers and symbols. The piece notes dominant gangs in Southern California like the Crips and mentions the rise of Central American gangs such as the MS13 amid nationwide arrests and ongoing gang-related homicides.
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