LeBron Ticket Boosts Cavaliers After Lottery Win
Cleveland secures the No. 1 pick in the June 26 NBA draft after winning the lottery in Secaucus New Jersey. Cavaliers executives announce season-ticket demand will surge as phone lines light up and fans celebrate LeBron James poised to join Akron St. Vincent-St Mary standout.
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Relax and alert as Memorial Day weekend nears
Washington dispatch notes mixed federal messaging on security and public health. Government signals calm while warnings about terrorists persist. CDC campaigns against smoking contrast with large tobacco payments from USDA. Social Security officials report widespread concerns over funding gaps.
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Memorial Day Closings Across Offices Banks and Garbages
Allstate, city and federal offices close on Memorial Day. Banks shut down, no garbage collection Monday and pickup delays push schedules by a day. President Bush urges citizens to spend to boost the economy and oppose terrorism while the tax code taxes interest on savings.
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County judges push back on diversion program plan
Elyria Lorain County judges, seeking an extra Common Pleas Court judge, critique Prosecutor Jeff Manning's stop gap diversion plan to ease caseloads. Manning says adding a judge could take three years, but a funded diversion program might start within a month, offering probation and case dismissal for low level offenders upon successful completion.
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Circulation Dept closing Memorial Day at 10 a.m
The Chronicle Telegram circulation office will close Memorial Day at 10 am. If Monday paper is not received by 8 am, call circulation at 329-7200 before closing.
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Budgets choke home care for disabled in nursing homes
AVON AP Tom Grant, a 53 year old retired police officer, sits by a window in a cramped nursing home room describing life in a facility he calls a minimum security prison. He cites the 1999 Olmstead decision and says states lack money and housing to move people like him into integrated community settings.
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