Relays mark cancer awareness with 24 hour track vigil
The Chronicle notes a continuous relay event where teams walk around the track day and night to honor cancer patients. Luminaries line the track at night as tribute. Jeff's Warriors, Mohrmans’ team, has raised over $1,000 for the American Cancer Society. They sell Mama Jo pie for 10 dollars and glow necklaces as part of the fundraiser. Tim Moyers, Tim Mohrman’s cousin, joined the team after meeting Jeff Mohrman.
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Jeff's Warriors at Wellington High School
Wellington High School honors Jeff Mohrman a gentle soul who helped a freshman overcome fear. Diane Mohrman leads the Jeff's Warriors team, following the loss of Cathy Mohrman to bladder cancer, with donation contacts provided.
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Ohio and nearby states Sunday lottery results and jackpots
Ohio draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for midday and evening, Rolling Cash 5 results, Ten-Oh and Mega Millions figures, with Rolling Cash 5 jackpot at 100000 and Classic Lotto at 19.8 million. Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia results shown for Daily 3/4, FantAsy 5, Daily Number and Big 4.
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FantAsy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle-Telegram staff and publication details
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and newsroom staff including President A Cooper Hudnutt Treasurer and Editor Andrew R Young with multiple department editors and phone numbers. It notes daily publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and address change procedures with P.O. Box 4010.
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Lorain plans 5.3 million bond issue for streets repair
Lorain considers borrowing 5.3 million dollars to fund street improvements as part of a broader 70 million dollar effort to raise city street standards. A proposed license plate fee hike would start a process to address the problem, with most residents acknowledging the need. The plan includes trimming the city income tax credit by 1 percent for residents who work outside Lorain to raise about 3 million dollars.
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Tax credit change eyed for Lorain workers outside city
Lorain seeks a new income tax credit arrangement affecting residents who work in other cities. Under the plan a $50 000 earner in a 1 5 percent tax district would owe 250 more, while the same income in a 2 percent district would owe 1000. The proposal targets closing a budget deficit and could raise funds to more than 3 2 million by 2012. City officials stress the need for public education and petition pathways remain to place the issue on the ballot if required.
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IKEA Seeks Bulb Recycling via Local Drop-Offs
Communities arrange CFL bulb drop offs while some waste facilities accept them. IKEA collects bulbs at its 34 U.S. stores as part of a recycling program.
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Celtics Rebound Helps Edge Cavaliers In Nba East Finals Game Seven
In New Orleans during All-Star Weekend, Pierce urged Brown to join the Celtics for Game 7. Boston seized a late break as Posey won a tap and Pierce forced a turnover, though the Cavaliers prevailed?
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Quran desecration protest and military apology in Iraq
Unidentified soldier removed from Iraq over criminal behavior after Quran found with 14 bullet holes near a base. Maj. Gen. Jeffery Hammond apologized to tribal leaders in Radwaniyah as Shiek Ahmed Khudayer al Janabi said a protest was planned but canceled under pressure from U S forces. Participants included tribal leaders and security officials.
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Lorain Police Log Details May 16 18 with multiple incidents
A lengthy Lorain police blotter covers May 16 and 17 listing burglaries thefts and criminal damages. Notable items include a Grand Am theft at 8:29 p.m. a counterfeit prescription at Walgreens and a stabbing at Community Health Partners. Several missing juveniles and domestic disputes are noted along with shots fired and a grand theft auto case.
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Oakdale Ave
Jan D. Plato
Nantucket Drive
Grand Theft Auto
Gettysburg Drive
Amherst
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Reid Avenue
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