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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2006
Page
1
A four year old Springer spaniel named Dutch, found near Cleveland Hopkins Airport by Lois Naw, heads to Germany with a new family after a rescue effort. Dutch weighs 45 pounds and had no identification when found.
China's 5 percent tax on disposable chopstick exports threatens Japan which imports about 25 billion sets annually. Japan's total imports reach 25.4 billion chopsticks in 2005.
Japan relies on China for about 97 percent of its 25 billion yearly disposable wooden chopsticks. A 5 percent Chinese tax on chopsticks raises costs, prompting exporters to hike prices and Japanese restaurants to seek alternative sources.
Elyria moves to debate a proposed loitering ordinance with critics saying it is vague and subjective. Local attorney Kenneth Lioux and Alan Weinstein of Cleveland State University join ACLU of Ohio concerns, while Mike Szekely cites Supreme Court cases and other ordinances as guidance for the draft.
Local auto experts say simple maintenance can improve fuel efficiency as gas prices rise. Darryl MacDonald urges air filter checks, correct tire pressure, and a regular tune-up, plus avoiding idle and excess AC use to save fuel.
Practical guidance from Sheil Gas Co. on saving fuel. Smooth driving reduces consumption by avoiding hard acceleration and braking. High gears lower engine speed and boost efficiency. Regular tuning, correct tire pressure, and light loads improve mileage. Close windows, remove roof racks, use correct oil, and enable cruise control. Avoid idling to save fuel.
Vice President Dick Cheney plans to visit Cleveland on Monday to raise funds for Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin in the 13th District congressional race. Foltin won the Republican nomination after a primary with five candidates, while Betty Sutton led the Democratic side with a multi-hundred-thousand dollar pull.
The Social Security Administration reports Emily is the top girls name for the 10th year, with Emma at No 2. Jacob leads the boys list, followed by Michael Joshua and Matthew. New entries include Anthony for boys and Ava for girls with Ohio highlights in 2005.
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