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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2006
Page
1
Six Detroit players reached double figures as the Pistons connected on 15 three pointers and built a 113 to 86 win over the Cavaliers. A dominant first half featured 10 threes fueling the early lead.
In Cleveland at Quicken Loans Arena the Detroit Pistons edged the Cars 97 to 91 to even the series with a hard fought win. Pistons guards led the attack as Cars struggled from the field.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice about mailing or delivery but unreadable names dates or actions impede full understanding. The readable bits suggest a public posting with official involvement and potential deadlines.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports high tree pollen counts, with 732 logged on Tuesday as grass and trees bud. Doctors urge consulting physicians before remedies, noting allergies affect about one in four Americans and pollen exposure occurs beyond first contact.
Vermilion School District moves to place the 4.9 mill operating levy on the August ballot as a precaution against provisional results that may overturn a 1,746 to 1,742 May 2 vote. Superintendent Bruce Keller calls it an insurance policy while counting of about 40 provisional votes remains pending and recounts could push final results past deadlines.
The FDA is considering a rule requiring labeling for color additives carmine and cochineal extract derived from a beetle. Used in about 815 cosmetics and foods, they color many products from juice to yogurt and cherry items. Yoplait and General Mills note carmine appears on labels and no plan to drop it. safety concerns emerged after medical reports in the last decade.
Elyria neighbors clash over a proposed anti loitering ordinance. Kim Washington opposes the plan fearing selective enforcement against youths. Councilman Herman Larkins warns it could target young black residents, while police chief says enforcement will be citywide and race neutral. Local resident Jessica Baker supports action to stop crowds outside homes.
Vermilion defeats Avon in a sectional final as Brandon Clark slides past catcher Aaron Ruschaul in the sixth inning while Brookside advances past Bay. Oberlin tops St. Peter Chanel in softball for a strong district day.
A British scientific study suggests college women judge paternal potential from facial cues and prefer men who seem likely to father children. The research, led by James Roney of UC Santa Barbara, also notes women can infer testosterone-driven masculinity from faces, influencing relationship choices.
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