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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2005
Page
1
A spoof list from Worldwide Pants mocks Derby prep with ten dubious tips. It names Mike Smith and Jose Canseco as part of the satire, suggesting extreme or improbable actions like shaving the horse and vibrating saddles.
The Tuesday draw results include Midday Pick 3 4 0 7, Pick 3 1 7 with a green ball, Midday Pick 4 4 5 1, and other games. Mega Millions shows a Tuesday draw 11 25 38 40 42 with Mega Ball 40 and an estimated $34 million jackpot. Pennsylvania and Michigan results also listed, with daily and rolling games and various prize totals.
The correction notes that the Rosewood Street home expansion for Calvin and Tara Lee aims to raise 30000 to fully furnish the residence. It also corrects a prior listing of a sex offender, noting John Lewis Burch Jr registered as Johnny Burch, with errors in the Sunday edition’s offender roster.
The Chronicle Telegram from Elyria details staff roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnett Managing Editor Patti Ewa and News Editor Dan Shortndae with page sections and contact numbers. It lists circulation notes, advertising lines, and postal information for the Elyria area and surrounding Ohio regions, along with publication details and postage statements.
Prosecutor Michael Waller announced charges after two teenage sisters were found dead near Zion. Authorities describe a horrific, unsolved case with Hobbs’ prior violent history and a long record in Texas. The community remains traumatized as investigators pursue possible additional charges.
Students at the Stocker Center in SCCC heard author Shelley Pearsall discuss developing reading and writing skills while Candace Wolf, Kennedy Center storyteller in residence, shared folk tales from Nigeria and Ireland. Belt calls the program exciting and a real-world link to language arts standards. Contact Arian Bardwell at 329-7152.
City council backs a 10 year abatement for Fenway Partners owned Riddell, offsetting 266780 in foregone taxes with 218240 in new revenue. Mayor Grace notes a net gain but acknowledges Alcoa plastics plant shutdown will still cost jobs. Local business closures include Hales Grocery and Mike's Bike Shop.
Carpentier says Colella was more seriously injured than the victim and may be unable to care for himself. Prosecutor Will notes Colella must be evaluated to assess mental state at the time of the shooting and current competence to assist counsel. Further testing is anticipated to determine defense viability.
Packages for a soccer gala include game and dinner tickets with prices from 1000 to 3500. Proceeds fund scholarships for local players. academy aims to launch camps for ages 8 to 12 with an $85 fee. An All-Star game begins fundraising toward an endowment for legal athletes and broader awareness in the county.
The Monty Python musical Spamalot leads the 2005 Tony nods with fourteen nominations including best musical. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and The Light in the Piazza tally eleven, while Doubt and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? score acting nominations for multiple players. Albee to receive lifetime achievement prize.
Ay Ming Bie presents a Tony talk on Spelling Bee as a sleeper Broadway hit. Producers note rapid sellouts since debut, with a modest 3.5 million staging cost contrasted with typical 10 to 12 million pricetags. The show garners praise from The New York Times USA Today and Variety, and wins at the 2006 Cartel Awards including outstanding musical and acting.
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