Lorain race shapes up as candidates court base
Candidates Brooke Fortin and Sutton face a tough 138th District fight spanning Lorain Medina Summit and Cuyahoga counties. Analysts say name recognition matters early, while Sutton must mobilize Democratic voters who backed Sutton in the primary and Fortin must widen support beyond Lorain County. Foltin notes the need to keep Lorain secured as mayor even during the campaign.
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Incorrect caption misidentifies Amherst staffer in election photo
Wanda Warford, supervisor of food services for Amherst Schools, appears in a photo at Mari on L. Steele High School while election results were tallied. Keystone school levy failed 1 941 to 1 327. New London school levy passed 642 to 463.
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Ohio Lottery Results and Jackpots Summary
Ohio midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings listed with numbers. Rolling Cash 5 and Lot O Play jackpots shown, plus Mega Millions draw details and out of state results from Pennsylvania and Michigan. Previous results for Tuesday and Monday included with corresponding jackpots and numbers.
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The Chronicle Staff Identifications
A garbled newspaper masthead lists roles and contact numbers for Andrew R. Young managing editor Patti Ewald staff Patti Ewald assistant managing editor and other department editors including editorial news sports design and photography with several phone extensions and office hours noted.
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Ileeved
Dan Metro
Christina Jolliffe
Kevin Aprile
Ryan Dawson
Bruce Bishop
Joe Landsberger
Verdict on Moussaoui echoes divided views on 9/11
Post verdict reaction shows debate over justice and deterrence. Tim Roemer and Rudolph Giuliani praise the system yet warn against inflaming militants. Analysts note Abu Zubaydah and al Qaida leaders remain at large, while trials at Guantanamo proceed slowly and the war on terror continues.
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Virginia
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American University Law School
Zacarias Moussaoui
Osama bin Laden
Stephen J. Cimbala
Pennsylvania State University
Crash leaves two injured as missing body found later
Police say the Hyundai Tiburon crash killed none of the occupants at the scene but Ormston’s body was found 16 hours later, tossed under a vintage Chevrolet in a carport. Two Avon Lake men, John Butcher Jr. and Kevin Gittere, survived and were hospitalized.
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Carport
Matus
North Ridgeville
Richard Thomas
Thomas
John Butcher Jr
Kevin Gittere
Avon Lake
Metro- Health Medical Center
Cleveland
Butcher
Gittere
Schools curb high calorie drinks amid wellness push
Avon Lake and other districts discuss removing or limiting sodas in schools as part of a broader nutrition effort. Superintendents cite vending restrictions, nutritionists in cafeterias, and classroom health education aligning with cafeteria options while noting questions about effectiveness and potential compensatory behavior.
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Bob Scott
Scott
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield
Will Folger
Folger
Midview
Howard Dulmage
Dulmage
Columbia
John Kuhn
Ohio youth obesity trends and school lunch impact
Ohio data show about 11 percent of 2 to 5 year olds and 8 to 11 percent of high school students are overweight. Experts link obesity to inactivity and unhealthy eating. school lunch portions and beverage choices influence daily intake.
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Ohio
Vermillion
Bruce Keller
Amy Kren
Elyria
Kren
Associated Press
Postal rate changes await law action in Congress
The USPS plans May 2007 rate boosts including 3 cent rise for first class stamps to 42 cents plus weight based changes. Increases affect Express Mail and bulk mail while some rates drop for 2 ounce letters and barcoded items. Officials cite fuel costs and seek quick congressional action to avoid further deficits.
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