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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2004
Page
2
Goldie Hawn revealed a prior low mood and anxiety that followed her early fame. She described a period of uncertainty while signing autographs, then spoke at the Aronoff Center for Smart Talk about the healing power of laughter and regularly asking herself how often she laughs each day.
Rapper Snoop Dogg seeks joint custody in California filing citing irreconcilable differences after 1997 marriage to Shante Broadus. They share three children Corde Cordell and Cori. Attorney says aim is an amicable split.
Kirk and Anne Douglas remarried in a 50 year reunion ceremony at Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. The Jewish rite featured a chupah as about 300 guests watched, including Nancy Reagan and Anjelica Huston, recalling their 1954 Las Vegas elopement.
The Chronicle lists staff roles including Andrew R Young managing editor Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor Dan Shortridge news editor Pam McMillan sports editor Kevin Aprile with photography by Bruce Bishop and Gene Krebs. It provides office telephone numbers and a mailing address P O Box 4010 Elyria OH 24038 for changes and subscriptions.
A large crowd including Jane Brown and numerous officials attended a $100-a-plate dinner for Jerry Springer. Lorain County party leader Tom Smith endorsed him for governor in 2006 while Elyria’s Larry Tanner praised Springer but urged avoiding personal distractions. Springer spoke on keeping college graduates, funding education, and replacing property taxes in education. Youth Democrats remembered William Powers, 19, a supporter who died May 13. Some attendees remained skeptical with caterer Gabe Rios calling Springer’s show fake. A Lorain man, 86, met Springer as a celebrity. The question lingers if Jerry Springer could win voter support with a governor title replacing the show’s branding.
Lorain County faces extensive damage with one home destroyed and 27 majorly damaged as floodwaters peaked at 17 feet on the Black River. Schools and a college campus suffered damage while roofs and basements flooded. officials seek emergency aid, loans, and grants including possible SBA and FEMA assistance.
A recount describes a flood at Cascade Park where 2 to 3 feet of water filled the bathhouse after days of rain while the park closed to visitors. Historian Jim Smith recalls the 1969 surge reaching 15 feet and bears in the ancient waterfall area nearly drowning as authorities weighed drastic actions.
Park officials recount Cascade Park flood effects with bears rescued by rangers using wooden aids to stay above water. The 1969 flood spared the bears and limited damage later to pavement in the Horseshoe loop. Crews expect full cleanup by week’s end.
Five months before the presidential election violence in Iraq weighs on Bush ratings and Kerry calls his speech non groundbreaking. Bush outlines five steps to Iraqi democracy including sovereignty transfer on June 30, security, international backing, reconstruction, and elections while keeping 138,000 troops unless more are needed.
Ohio lottery draw for Monday Sea shows a $5 million prize. Mega Millions results for Friday list numbers 4 20 27 38 49 and Mega Ball 31 with an estimated jackpot of $33 million.
The record lists multiple lottery results including Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences for Saturday and Wednesday, with combinations such as 0 7 3 and 9 1 8 for Pick 3, 0 5 7 6 and 9 2 5 5 for Pick 4, Buckeye 5 3 10 13 14 20, Super Lotto 2 7 26 31 36 41 with bonus 35, and Kicker 5 8 8 3 7 5, plus Wednesday results 1 8 7 and 5 0 1 for Pick 3, 1 1 6 9 and 3 0 7 7 for Pick 4, and Super Lonics 1 8 13 24 25 30 with bonus 46.
Nicole Diaz, held on a 1 million bond, moves to move the aggravated arson murder case involving her son Jacob’s August death from a West 10th Street home. Her attorney requests separate trials for two drug corruption charges and pretrial access to evidence and witness statements.
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