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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2004
Page
2
Pierce Brosnan, 51, says fallow Irishman Colin Farrell would be his ideal successor as Bond. He notes several actors could fill the role he began in GoldenEye and concluded with Die Another Day.
Tarantino announces a kung fu project with Mandarin dialogue and English dubbing in Total Hint interview. He says it would replace Inglorious Bastards, noting his enjoyment of shooting Japanese scenes in Kill Bill and his preference for a fully dubbed version.
Sinbad contrasts era defining comics like Lenny Bruce and George Carlin with today’s comedians. He argues their edgy work reflected strong convictions and faced consequences, while modern cursing lacks risk. He says true edginess now is authenticity, not shock words.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will travel to Texas to receive the George Bush Award for Excellence in Public Service at Texas A&M on Nov 30. Former presidents and leaders like Edward Kennedy, Mikhail Gorbachev, and Helmut Kohl are past recipients. Bush will also host a private dinner for about 250 at the library rotunda after the presentation.
The Chronicle presents a dated, partial masthead listing founders and publishers from 1823 to 2004 with extensive staff roles including Publisher Editor Managing Editor Advertising Circulation and various section editors. It reads like a preface page showing contact numbers, office hours, USPS details, and mailing addresses.
The 6th Circuit and state officials clash over at polling places challengers and voter eligibility rules. Diott limits challenges citing impact on voting. Adams ruling contested. Republicans push observers while Democrats warn of suppression amid mass voter registrations and partisan tactics.
At Windsor, students from kindergarten to sixth grade participated in a school election effort. Second graders created posters while third graders witnessed signatures at the polls and fifth graders counted ballots. Sixth graders tally results and discuss the Electoral College.
In Ohio, Springsteen songs played as Kerry supporters wore yellow firefighter shirts spelling Kerry while a pink Bush slip fabric appeared on Chris Coates. She criticized Bush’s policies, citing safety and health concerns. Edwards campaigned in Cincinnati and Schilling and Governor Taft introduced Bush at ABX Hangar in Wilmington.
A correction notes that the Bohanton event day was held at the Bly713 YMCA on Saturday during a Halloween event. It also states that Hernane was misspelled in information that accompanied a photo on Monday.
Monday listings for Midday Pick 3 7 2 4 and Pick 4 9 1 2 7 with Rolling Cash 5 at $362000 and Mega Millions $65 million. Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia Ohio Daily Numbers and 41s shown. previous Ohio winners include Pick 3 5 6 9 and Rolling Cash 5 $306000. Friday and Thursday results list various Pick 3 4 9 6 0 spreads, Rolling Cash 5 totals, Super Lotto Plus at $13 million, with Sune Lotto jackpot noted at $12 million.
In a county election preview Rousseau predicts 75 to 89 percent turnout if voting runs smoothly while warning of reports of impersonators and incorrect precinct changes. Officials urge vigilance as weather officials forecast a high near 72 and a low of 52.
A fragment discusses betting odds for the 2004 U S Senate race with Voinovich leading Finger and Brown Kaptur Gillmor plus an offshore site Wagerweb placing Bush Kerry bets for entertainment. It notes online voting and about 20 000 bets overall with Ohio showing even money wagers and limited contact details.
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