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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 2017

Page

2

Community rally celebrates local pride and youth potential

Former Buckeyes lineman Farris and community leader Madison spoke at a neighborhood event highlighting positive change. They praised local sponsors and Lorain County Urban League president Frank Whitfield, urging youth to stay ambitious and maintain a good attitude.

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Rescinding Clean Power Plan Could Aid Trump Energy Pledge

The proposed move to roll back the Clean Power Plan aligns with Donald Trump’s pledge to cancel job killing restrictions and could slow carbon cuts agreed in Paris 2015. Support from coal miners helped Trump win states like Pennsylvania and West Virginia where fossil fuel jobs declined.000

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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update

The Chronicle Telegram states its commitment to accuracy and invites readers to call 329 7155 with factual error reports to improve coverage. The notice emphasizes accountability and transparency in reporting.

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Chronicle leadership and contact directory

The Chronicle lists its top executives and staff including President and CEO Paul B. Martin, Vice President Andrew R. Young, General Manager William D. Hudnutt, and editors such as Julie Wallace and Benjamin Nagy. Circulation and advertising contact numbers for Elyria and other areas are provided along with phone hours.

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Shooting at Cincinnati club leaves one dead and dozens hurt

Police say 200 people were inside Cameo's nightclub near the Ohio River when a dispute inside escalated to gunfire. One man, 27-year-old O Bryan Spikes, died. 15 others were injured, with five at University of Cincinnati Medical Center in critical or serious condition. Investigators cite chaotic crowd, possible multiple shooters, and security screening that may have let guns inside. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as surveillance checks and investigations continue.

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Trump Health Care Setback Shocks GOP Ranks and Spurrs Shifts

After the House pulled the Obamacare repeal bill, President Trump faced a humiliating defeat as conservatives and Democrats failed to back it. Rep. Ted Poe quit the caucus, while White House aides signaled openness to moderate Democrats and legislative fixes rather than repeal.

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Obamacare impacts visible in personal medical costs and politics

The piece follows Schexnyder and Henson discussing high out of pocket costs and a second mortgage after cancer treatment and appendicitis, against a backdrop of ACA enrollment, insurer exits, and failed repeal efforts. It notes 20 million covered, essential services, and rising premiums.

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