Parade marchers proceed without Bryson as band dispute lingers
Powell says students may perform at Ridell open house May 21 with a small group supervised by administrators. Mayor Gillock notes the marching band will be absent from the parade unless the labor dispute is resolved. Lions Club may provide taps as a smaller parade is planned while teachers and school board remain in a stalemate over contracts.
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Ford temporarily shifts Ohio plant to one shift
Ford confirms temporary one shift at its Ohio Assembly Plant to align F-650 and F-750 output with demand as U-Haul delays orders for the 2018 model until after September. Officials anticipate most layoffs are voluntary and workers will return in fall when new model year production resumes. UAW Local 2000 President Bill Samples did not comment.
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Photo correction identifies Anthony Barker in reckless homicide case
The Chronicle Telegram clarifies a Thursday photo error on a dumping case. The correct image shows Anthony Barker, 24, who is charged with reckless homicide, replacing the originally published suspects.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots for Ohio games
Thursday drawings yielded Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers along with Rolling Cash 5 and Lucky for Life results. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot rises to 110000, Classic Lotto jackpot to 12.4 million, with Lucky for Life drawing numbers listed for Thursday sessions.
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Chronicle leadership and staff directory snapshot
The Chronicle lists top executives and editorial staff led by President and CEO Paul B. Martin with Vice President Andrew R. Young and General Manager William D. Hudnutt. Other roles include Controller Ann E. Klunzinger and Editor in chief, plus Advertising and Marketing teams with Gary Cozart, Jeff Pfeiffer, and Ann Jewell.
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Health care bill passes amid midterm pressure and debate
Republicans push a repeal plan that would cut more than a trillion dollars in federal health care aid, risking 24 million losing coverage by 2026. Democrats denounce it as a moral failure while urging safeguards for preexisting conditions and high risk pools.
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Lawmakers debate Obamacare changes and high risk pools
U S Rep Bob Gibbs outrlines support for repealing aspects of Obamacare and expanding HSAs while protecting pre existing conditions and funding for hospitals. Ohio leaders warn the bill jeopardizes coverage for nearly 1 million residents and could raise prices for those with chronic illnesses. Senate action and further House cooperation urged.
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Salvation Army store at 165 Cleveland St in Elyria to stay open
The store run by the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center at 165 Cleveland Street will remain open with a shift back to single item pricing on May 15. Vouchers will be offered for families in need, and selective color-tag sales and a 50 percent off sale on Wednesdays will continue alongside donation drop offs and shopping hours 9 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday.
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