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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2005
Page
1
A spoof list lampoons star wars staples with numbered mishaps. Entries joke about camping outside a theater and Vader helmet woes while referencing Darth Vader, Han Solo, Wookiee antics, a failing tractor beam, uncooperative droids, and misset coordinates for a planet named Babe in a playful World Wide Pants style.
Friday results show Midday Pick 9 4 9 8 with green ball, Pick 4 6 8 9 7 and 3 9 8 6 with green ball, Super Lotto Plus up to 5 million. Rolling Cash 3 1 7 10 28 33. Rolling Cash 5 at 332000. Mega Millions Friday numbers 21 23 27 39 34 and Mega Ball jackpot near 42 million. Neighboring state results include Daily 3 0 3 7 in Pennsylvania, Daily 3 0 9 1 in Michigan, and Daily 3 7 2 in West Virginia.
A correction notes Mark Alston and Larry Todo Moore facing aggravated robbery charges and corrects prior errors about an apprenticeship and shop locations. Geneva Denny-Jones trained under Rev Conner Bohannan, first business on West Avenue Elyria, second on state Route 8 Oberlin, third at 3 Locust in Oberlin.
A fragment from The Chronicle Telegram showing staff roles and contact details, including publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young Path Ewald, editors, advertising and circulation contacts, plus office hours and mailing information for Elyria Ohio. It also lists publication details and postage info for The Chronicle Telegram.
San Jose police say the owner of the missing Wendy's finger has been traced to a Nevada man who lost the finger in an industrial accident last December. The case, once deemed a hoax, now sharpens focus as investigators confirm the finger source and link a tipped line call to the truth. Wendy's revenues and dozens of Northern California staff suffered amid the scandal, with the company awaiting a reward decision while authorities pursue further implications.
Sean Gallaway, 9, ran the 10 meter dash and kept going past the finish line in a school Olympics event. Wheelchair events included bean bag push with bean bags on a tray attached to chairs. Meredith Noble, 18, with cerebral palsy, smiled and teamed with her sister Abigail as family and teachers cheered.
Bay High states fourteen AP courses with 175 students taking tests and eighty eight percent passing. Keener notes many students pay for exams themselves and value AP on resumes, while districts push alignment with state standards and colleges, including some Ivy Leagues, tightening credit acceptance. Westlake offers twelve AP courses in seven years, aiming to broaden advanced students’ opportunities and future prep.
Nord reports the killings of Judith Thornton and her daughter in a traumatic home invasion. Authorities linked an uncle and Livingston to the case but filed no charges. The bereaved mother speaks of shattered family, the alleged suspects, and the long quest for justice while honoring her late child.
The push to place casino gambling on the Ohio ballot moves as backers seek approved ballot language after seven weeks. Petry notes earlier submissions failed to meet requirements, with issues about regulatory power and length. Backers plan signature drives and fundraising, while opponents vow intensified campaigns and debates. Local tribal and racetrack interests coordinate to advance or block the measure.
The 175th base faces a 1,080 job loss including 230 full-time posts and eight planes moved to Alabama and Arkansas. Local leaders warn of a $70 million annual impact while Maj. Jerry Fork recalls Guard family ties and hopes for continued support from officials. The Pentagon plan requires federal approval and could reshuffle jobs across Ohio and beyond.
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