Brown roast reflects decades of service and respect
At Deluca's Place in the Park Colin Powell and colleagues roasted Brown who won a May 7 1974 state representative race in Mansfield. The event featured jokes about his career and a nod to his stance on issues with audience admiration and humility. Christina Jolliffe can be reached at 329-7129.
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Attack From Al to Store After Son Is Attacked
A Lorain boy was attacked prompting his mother to rush to the hospital with her husband Rick Stout meeting them there. Police say pit bulls’ aggression links to upbringing. the family’s Labrador remains friendly with the boy, who suffers lasting trauma and nightmares.
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Correction on drug case charges for Turner Wilburn and Debrin Kimbro
A Friday story misstated the status of drug trafficking charges against Turner Wilburn and Debrin Kimbro. Authorities have not dropped the charges and the cases remain active.
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Debrin Kimbro
Lottery Results Across States and Totals
Ohio midday Pick 9 and Buckeye 5 results listed with Mega Millions and Super Lotto Plus jackpots. Pennsylvania and West Virginia daily numbers and pick games follow, plus Buckeye 5 and daily/midday draws for previous days.
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The Chronicle contact details and office hours
The Chronicle lists staff positions and contact numbers for Elyria offices and other Ohio areas. It shows publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt, editor Philip W Kelly, managing Bruce Bishop, and ad and circulation managers with phone lines and hours. It also includes toll free numbers and postal address information.
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Rumsfeld Faces Senate and House Testimony
In tense hearings Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended his record after harsh criticism from lawmakers. He apologized for prisoner abuse visuals and took responsibility while signaling further questions may arise from forthcoming photos and tapes. Analysts said his contrition could keep him from being ousted.
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Soldier Lynndie England Charged in Prison Abuse Scandal
Army Pfc. Lynndie England faces four charges including assaulting Iraqi detainees and conspiring to mistreat them. The 21 year old from Fort Bragg is the seventh Army Reserve MP amid the Abu Ghraib scandal. Her relatives say she was following orders. No lawyer yet appointed.
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Rumsfeld defends record over abuse scandal
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld acknowledged accountability for prisoner abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan, resisting resignation calls while vowing justice for all involved. Les Brownlee notes 42 civilian misconduct cases under investigation beyond prisons, as lawmakers criticize briefings and press leaks amid mounting revelations.
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April jobs data mark stronger hiring and revised gains
The report shows March payrolls revised from 308000 to 337000 with broad gains led by service sector hiring. Manufacturing adds 21000 jobs, unemployment dips to 5.6 percent as Bush touts tax-led rebound amid mixed stock response and political debate with Kerry.
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Elyria Police Team Negotiates 30 Hour Standoff
Lorain County deputies and Elyria officers, led by Loesch and Medders, coordinated a 30 hour negotiation with Horton. Jaykel Eichenlaub and Bell joined by phone, providing input while Horton cried during one call but refused to exit.
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Elyria
Michael Medders
Dan Jaykel
Andy Eichenlaub
Lorain
Ernie Bell
Jaykel
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Amherst Schools Superintendent discusses meningitis case on trip
Superintendent Bob Boynton says no other meningitis cases found among 216 students after one student showed symptoms Monday. Officials suspect possible exposure in Washington. health department notified later. Schools remain open as district communicates via letter and automated calls. Boynton has 25 years of service with no prior suspected meningitis case.
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