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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2004
Page
2
A fifth grade class joins the Take Pride in America program to support federal volunteers who maintain public parks forests reservoirs playgrounds and historic sites nationwide. The effort promotes civic participation and stewardship of local landmarks.
Tavis Smiley and Dennis Haysbert were honored at the Roy Wilkins Freedom Fund Dinner marking the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. The event praised leaders for significant civil rights work and urged continued progress toward equality.
Sarah Ferguson the Duchess of York had a sharp exchange on Channel 4’s Richard and Judy when the discussion veered to the royal family. She insisted she would be serious about her work and warned the host not to mock it, claiming she had been told she could discuss anything.
Danish culture officials unveil two exhibitions for the 2005 Andersen bicentenary. A traveling show titled H C Andersen the Greatest Tale will tour Europe Asia and North America from a tent shaped like an open book. A second exhibit, the H C Andersen Fairy Tale House, will stay in Copenhagen opening June 1.
The Chronicle Telegram masthead lists staff roles including managing editor Patti Ewald advertising Tom Meecha and circulation Gary Cozart with Cooper Hudnutt as editor. It provides office hours, contact numbers, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery including motor route pricing and periodicals postage information.
A 10 page report by the federal commission finds privately owned malls offices and other facilities remain inadequately prepared for terrorist attacks. It notes few evacuation plans and scant fire drills beyond government buildings and highlights human factors as the main obstacle to improved safety.
U S officials warned al Qaida plans to strike the United States in the coming months amid findings corroborated across sources. FBI teams will interview Muslim communities while names such as Adnan El Shukrijumah and others are sought for potential involvement in planned attacks.
Transcripts reveal Henry Kissinger navigating late 1960s to 1974 crises as Nixon’s presidency frayed by Watergate. He weighs options with Nixon’s aides and foreign leaders while the Spiro Agnew resignation leads to Ford selection as vice president.
The Chronicle corrects a misspelling in its Academic Excellence section. Mark H Hall will graduate from Clearview High School on June 3.
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 Pick 4 and Super Lotto results. Includes buyers in Michigan West Virginia and past Ohio winners Buckeye 5 numbers and Mega Millions plus daily games with dates and jackpot estimates.
Melissa Dovala was indicted after an arrest at a Westchester Drive home. Her husband David Dovala seeks custody of their infant and her 4 year old from a prior marriage. Jeffrey Milde and the dignity of relatives are cited in court documents. Neighbors offered mixed views of Melissa Dovala.
Guests attended a gala at Elyria City Hall where the brickwork of the original structure was showcased. Mayor Bill Grace said proceeds of 75 dollars per guest would fund framing old photos and decorations. Former Judge George Ferguson recalled the office history on the building's second floor. Debbie Warden of Invacare urged the project as a springboard for city upgrades and a new high school.
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