Elyria Man Killed in Motorcycle Fun Run Crash
An Elyria man, Matthew J. Terry 24, died after his 2003 Suzuki left North Ridge Road during a motorcycle fun run. The bike struck a sign and guardrail, flipped, and he died at Cleveland MetroHealth Hospital. The crash near Gore Orphanage occurred at 1:25 pm and under state trooper investigation. The event was sponsored by On The Edge Suzuki on Route 58 in Amherst.
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Matthew J. Terry
Lake Avenue
North Ridge Road
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Terry
Cleveland Metro Health Hospital
On the Edge
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Amherst
Powell urges Palestinian unity and Gaza pullback push
Secretary of State Colin Powell pressed Palestinian Authority leaders in Jordan to strip leadership from Yasser Arafat and back a plan to evacuate Gaza settlements. He criticized Israel’s home demolitions as counterproductive while urging Mahmoud Qureia to seize Sharon’s withdrawal offer and unify Palestinian security forces to curb attacks.
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Arafat
Israel
Colin Powell
Jordan
Sharon
Gaza
West Bank
Qureia
Likud
Cambridge couple to wed at City Hall in joint ceremony
Sue Hyde 51 of Cambridge and Jade McGloughlin 42 plan a City Hall wedding after city clerks in Springfield to Provincetown said they will not act. Hyde, an organizer for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, says their two children will attend and now can claim they are real and married.
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Provincetown
Sue Hyde
Cambridge
Jade
Ohio Lottery Results and Jackpots Update
Ohio drawings list Buckeye 5 numbers 15 18 28 35 37 and Super Lotto plus with jackpot 12 million. Friday Mega Millions shows numbers 10 19 32 36 46 and ball 6 with an estimated 19 million jackpot. Also includes daily numbers from out of state and weekly Buckeye 5 and Pick 3 4 draws with multiple past results.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and publication details
The Chronicle Telegram provides phone numbers for newsroom education and delivery, office hours, and mailing address. Includes publication schedule daily excluding Christmas and contact options for home delivery and customer service.
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Lorain and Company
East Ave
Elyria
The
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Memorial group raises funds for Grafton site plan
The Memorial committee has raised about $90,000 of a $125,000 goal from social and service agencies. Grafton was chosen for its parking, upkeep, serenity, and visibility over other sites, with Amherst and several nearby towns offering alternatives. The Beaver Creek site caused controversy with the Amherst Youth Soccer Organization over prior promises to veterans.
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Spanski
Grafton
Russia Township
Elyria
Avon
Lorain
Amherst
Beaver Creek
Safety Town
New County
Lake Road
John Higgins
David Williams
Veterans Group
Kucinich Draws Crowds in Oregon as Campaign Moves On
The article follows Dennis Kucinich as supporters in Portland react to his Iraq exit plan and health care proposals. Voters cite frustration with Bush and disappointment in Kerry, while some plan to back Kerry in the fall. Oscar-winner Sean Penn campaigns for Kucinich amid large crowds and mixed opinions on third parties.
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Dalles
Portland
Kucinich
Kerry
Alaska
Verne Tietjen
Werne
Ralph Nader
Oregon
Green Party
Bush
Judy Talley
Pendleton
Nader
Boston
American Free Trade Agreement
World Trade Organization
Democratic Party
Sean Penn
Dennis Kucinich
Ore
John Kerry
Ohio districts show high racial segregation despite progress
The Cincinnati Enquirer and The Columbus Dispatch report persistent racial divides in Ohio schools. Columbus districts remain highly segregated while Cleveland resegregation follows court case closure. Brown v Board marks 50th anniversary as Ohio districts face funding inequities and economic gaps affecting minority students.
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Kentucky
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Columbus Dispatch
Cleveland
James Hardiman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Stephanie Hightower
Brown v. Board of Education
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Brown v Board of Education legacy traced through the Browns
The article recalls the desegregation case that became Brown v Board of Education, highlighting Oliver and Linda Brown, the plaintiffs in Topeka, and the roles of family members and supporters. It notes the ruling against separate but equal, its broader public-place desegregation impact, and ongoing echoes of de facto segregation.
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Charles Scott
Delaware
South Carolina
Virginia
Washington D.C
Brown v. Board of Education
Brown
Clarendon County
S.C
Topeka
U.S. Supreme Court
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Cheryl Brown Henderson
Brown Foundation
Laramie
Wyo
Linda Thompson
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Toledo
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Dayton
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