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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2011
Page
1
Holly Huff campaigns for Elyria 2nd Ward City Council facing Brenda Kay Davis in the Democratic primary. She plants two community gardens with a pony adorned in Huff signs to draw attention during Saturday campaigning ahead of Tuesday polling.
A NATO airstrike in Tripoli spared Muammar Gadhafi but killed his youngest son and three grandchildren under 12. The attack followed Gadhafi’s cease fire call as rebels continued to press in Misrata, where shelling has killed hundreds. Fireworks accompanied the hospital scene as residents reacted to the strike.
Crowds gather for beatification as Pope John Paul II is honored today. Widespread vigil marking his teachings and travels resumes across cities, reflecting decades of devotion as ceremonies unfold.
Elyria bar owner Dean Costa pleads for police help to save Vic's Night Club on the second floor of a building linking Kerstetter Way and Washington Avenue. Police aim to curb downtown crime by pressuring bars to justify liquor permits, risking shutdown for alleged issues.
Carlisle Township sheriff reports 40 year old Eric Cool who dialed 911 in a personal crisis after a report of a failed attempted shooting at Hastings Road. His brother Pete Shelwick, uninjured, identified the rifle shell and said Cool fired once but missed. Cool was arrested after the call.
Tornado victims in Pratt City and nearby towns say volunteers keep them fed and warm, refill medicines, and patrol streets in a grocery-truck effort. Some residents urge more government aid for home access and debris cleanup as students and church groups organize relief across the storm-ravaged region.
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