Jessica Dukes tour and TV miscue tale in headlines
Jessica Dukes teases a summer tour as the first-choice act in Daisy promotions. A Farmington man sues Viacom for 5000 over Janet Jackson Super Bowl wardrobe incident claiming false advertising and expectations of a family oriented show. The suit cites Jackson's onstage performance and perceived flag desecration by Kid Rock.
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Graham crusade on hold as healing continues
Franklin Graham said his father Billy Graham, 85, is healing from a pelvic fracture after a fall at home. The Billy Graham crusades in Arrowhead Stadium and the Rose Bowl are rescheduled for fall with a 2005 Madison Square Garden event planned in New York.
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Parker Sexes Up the Gap Campaign With Sarah Jessica Parker
Sarah Jessica Parker signs to represent Gap in a marketing campaign debuting in August. Gap president Gary Muto says Parker defines individual style and looks great in jeans and couture. The campaign includes TV spots and print ads featuring Parker alone and with other artists. Parker’s Sex and the City character Carrie Bradshaw popularized bold fashion trends.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details page
The snippet lists staff roles and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram including publisher, editors, advertising and circulation managers, and hotline lines. It notes publication details and postal information for Elyria Ohio with delivery and address change instructions.
Police seize $13K found in shoe box during stop
Officers found 13 thousand dollars in 15 rubber bundles inside a shoe box behind the driver seat of a sport utility vehicle on Middle Avenue. The driver and two male passengers denied ownership. A North Ridgeville K-9 alerted to drugs on the money, but police released all three suspects on scene. The driver was cited for driving under suspension and the SUV impounded.
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Blaze injures two in Lakeview Plaza kitchen fire
A kitchen fire on the eighth floor of Lakeview Plaza injured two men, Adrian Nelson and Angel Gonzalez, and caused extensive water damage. Keith Jennings was not home. towels on an unattended burner started the blaze. Fire Chief Tim Dore estimated $25,000 in initial damage, with water from a ruptured fire hose spreading to lower floors. The Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority will investigate the total damage, including an estimated 16,000 gallons of water.
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Ohio Lottery Results and Jackpot Updates
Ohio draws show Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers with Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto Plus jackpots listed. Mega Millions results from Tuesday include numbers and a $42 million estimated Mega Millions jackpot. West Virginia and out of state daily games are also reported with recent numbers and past winners reference.
Cincinnati Cops TV Show Filming Pulled After Council Pressure
Cincinnati police scrap eight week filming for the Cops program after City Council pressure. Lt. Kurt Byrd said the decision to allow ride along footage has been rescinded and the police union defended officers before the pull. Keith Fangman of the Fraternal Order of Police praised the potential display of officer professionalism.
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Keith Fangman
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Meningitis cases ripple through county as deaths reported
Erie County health officials confirm bacterial meningitis caused the death of Carl Seabold aged 38 after he was rushed to Community Health Partners. A schoolgirl patient and another junior high student also fell ill, with antibiotic treatment given to close contacts. Tests expected by Tuesday.
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Hess & Hess Pharmacy to Close. Rite Aid Replaces Nearby
Hess & Hess will shut its Hess & Hess pharmacy, affecting over 1,000 customers. The Rite Aid at Broad and Cedar will offer longer hours, drive-thru service, and seven day operations, with the Hess number remaining active and delivery continuing.
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Cedar Streets
Howard
Portrait Found By Family After Lost During Move
The Kistlers found a portrait evidently fallen from a moved item and believe the owner may not be aware it is missing. They plan to keep it on a fence post a few more days then give it to a Chronicle-Telegram photographer hoping the owner will contact the paper.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Speedway Unveils Brand Identity Update
Lorain Speedway marks its 55th anniversary as it adopts a new brand identity tied to its racing history. The track hosts Saturday night NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series action from April to mid September with racing beginning at 7 p.m. For details call (440) 984-2817.
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Brainspeedway.com
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