Rivalry alive in homes and offices over the Michigan Ohio State feud
Elyria attorney Carl Nols and former partner Charles Hyman discuss enduring Ohio State versus Michigan rivalry. They recall bets and memories from school and work as families decorate with team gear and bake rivalry treats. The piece notes Michigan’s edge in recent decades and includes contact details.
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Grace weighs high school plan as board eyes public meeting
School board member Holly Brinda says Grace discussed with Grace about a public meeting to share operating needs and master plan details for a new high school. Grace remains in an information gathering mode and undecided on timing, with ballot filing due December 18 and recent issues shifting focus to operating levies.
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Medicare debate pits AARP against GOP plan
Al Brown criticizes AARP endorsement of the Republican Medicare bill while Rep. Nancy Kaptur warns the measure would end Medicare as known. The plan expands eligibility for a voluntary drug benefit, introduces health savings accounts, and promotes private insurer competition with pilots in six metros starting 2010.
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Ohio Lottery results and big jackpots update
Friday draws report midday Pick 3 1 8 2 and Pick 4 4 3 0 9 with additional 5 8 3 9 and 6 0 0 1. Mega Millions estimated jackpot 16 million with numbers 14 26 28 36 42 and Meg Ball 14. Super Lotto Plus stands at 5 million. Out of state results show Pennsylvania Daily Number 0 1 2 and Michigan Daily 3 digits 7 5 4. Buckeye 5 and recent prize draws listed for multiple dates.
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Chronicle notices and address update snippet
A clipped newspaper education note lists Barb Stephane and a contact line with phone extension and a periodicals postage note. It mentions Elyria and a mailing address change instruction related to The Chronicle Began FO Bore AN Elyria.
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Bank reduces staff. CFO Greg Friedman among laid off
Lorain National Bank cuts seven to ten percent of workforce amid overstaffing and tougher conditions. Greg Friedman, CFO with 18 years, is replaced by Terry White as the bank tightens operations. The layoffs target Lorain National Bank only, part of LNB Bancorp Inc restructuring affecting branches and future closures.
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FirstEnergy urged to upgrade monitoring gear after blackout
Ohio regulators weigh requiring FirstEnergy Corp to upgrade computer hardware software and training after a task force blamed a faulty monitoring system for the Aug. 14 blackout that left 50 million people without power from Connecticut to Michigan. The review traced the outage to three FirstEnergy high voltage lines failing and a lagging response due to software glitches. Regulators expect a vote next week on whether to order filing of an upgrade plan.
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Elyria High Campaign Chair Clarifies Call To Mayor Grace
The Friday report misidentified the caller for a new Elyria High School project. Rich Kaplan, not a school board member, chaired the latest EHS campaign and urged Mayor Bill Grace to lead the effort.
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Woman vanishes after note to mall fades. boyfriend charged
Christopher Below, 38, trucker, is charged with the murder of Kathy Fetzer in a 12 year old case. Detectives traced him across the South and Midwest, collecting statements and links to Fetzer, who disappeared November 26, 1991 after leaving a note for her husband. Fetzer's body has never been found.
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Ohio unemployment rate dips to 5.6 percent in October
Ohio's jobless rate fell to 5.6 percent in October from 5.8 percent, while the national rate eased to 6.0 percent. Employment held at 5.5 million as the workforce shrank by 13,000, with October unemployment at 326,000 and year over year down 2,000. Profoundly affected by student return, Holmes County posted 2.6 percent, and Morgan County led at 14.5 percent.
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