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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2008
Page
1
Quotes from fans amid a tense seventh game in Boston. Kevin Darner predicts LeBron dominance, Rachel Clark asserts a Boston win, and a South Amherst commenter hopes Boston’s title run ends.
U S Senator Sherrod Brown spoke to about 400 graduates at Lakeland Community College, urging them to make a workplace impact and consider public office. He noted employers seek qualified workers and highlighted first in family graduates, including a veteran student receiving a computer information systems degree.
Holly Jackson, once jailed, earns LCCC Outstanding Student honors. Peruvian Yorki Encalada-Egusquiza faced a playful challenge at an American college. A couple and the woman’s daughter also graduated Saturday in a shared commencement.
Shelley Smith of Lorain died from bone cancer after a two year battle. Her sister Melanie accepted an honorary associate of arts degree on Shelley's behalf at Lorain County Community College. Shelley tutored her twin Susan during chemotherapy and urged college study in the medical field before amputation.
President Bush urged Saudi measures to lift oil output, but Riyadh offered only a token 300000 barrels per day rise next month. Analysts say the move reflects OPEC memory of past price crashes and aims to stabilize markets, with prices firming to about 126 dollars a barrel.
Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown dominated the Preakness Stakes flashing his bid for the Triple Crown. The performance moved him two-thirds toward the coveted prize as he strode to victory at Pimlico.
The lone surviving son in the Kennedy political family was hospitalized in Boston after a seizure on Saturday. He was reported to be recovering and in good spirits later at a city hospital.
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