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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2005
Page
1
A playful list from Worldwide Pants ranks ten punchy maxims on aging, fitness, fandom, and relationships. Each item blends humor with social observation, from golf myths to celebrity crush banter and pop culture slang.
Tuesday results include Midday Pick 3 4 2 4 and 2 9 6 with green balls, Pick 4 3 0 4 9 and 3 6 4 9, Rolling Cash 5 and Rolling Catch 6 jackpots listed, Mega Millions totals near 18 million, Daily Number 3 8 0 and Michigan Daily 3 60 3, Daily 4 9 3 7 9 1 6, plus notable suspected jackpots and out of state draws referenced.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff names including Hudnutt Young Ewald Meecha Parozek Rusko Stephens and Gary Cozart with circulation and advertising contacts. It provides postal and phone information for Elyria Ohio as well as pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions. The page states publication as daily except Christmas and includes address changes and USPS details.
corrections note that AMVETS Post 32 post commander conceived the Daniel M Shepherd Career Center and the dedication occurred Sunday with full post support. Rick Piscione is not an AMVETS district commander. A Monday story misidentified Elyria High students in a photo from the 2006 Ohio Student Council Association event.
The district restores stability with a 3.9 mill levy over five years, funded by state and federal support. Campaign co chair Sherman Jones cites inclusion as key to passage and staff, administration, and students all contributed. Superintendent designate Chery Krayer avoids additional $4 million in cuts. Brinda praises the levy as a gift to the community and students.
Two men Alston and Moore were charged with aggravated murder after Riley was found shot in his Lorain home. Neighbors described Riley as a helpful, quiet “good dude” who was loved by those around him. Coroner and investigators withheld details on wounds and weapon.
A 911 call from Lorain reports a man shot in the stomach at 1624 Harise r Avenue kitchen area. Police and EMS respond as callers describe a downstairs shooting with no clear suspect.
Residents faced a tight race as the income tax levy sought 8 million dollars in annual revenue to fund Fire Police Parks and Recreation and Streets departments. City leaders pledged regrouping after persistent concerns about tax fate and spending. Several residents criticized government waste while others urged better messaging and targeted levies for fire protection.
Amherst officials and residents weigh a 10 acre Toyota dealership on a 40 acre parcel owned by TH Co Limited. The plan envisions rezoning from residential, with a public hearing to gather input before decisions. Neighbors worry about impact while developers note favorable topography and potential additional dealerships.
A Buffalo area firefighter, Donald Herbert, aged 43, who survived a roof collapse in December 1995 and was left blind and with memory loss after oxygen deprivation, recently began communicating with family after years in a diminished state. Experts note sudden improvements after brain injuries are rare and may result from treating other conditions such as infections or seizures.
A messy list details multiple Elyria incidents from April 30 to May 3 including fights, vandalism such as car windows smashed and a garage rummage, thefts ranging from a stereo to a DVD player, and a stolen credit card. It notes locations like Grove Avenue Broadway Avenue and Lakeside areas with times from 1 am to 12:50 pm and mentions a stolen car found on Roosevelt Street.
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