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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2000
Page
1
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Nearly finished Broward and Palm Beach recounts narrowed Bush's margin to 497 votes over Gore as demonstrations flare in several cities. The 5 p.m. deadline for recounts looms while lawsuits shift between counties and overseas ballots. Governor Harris aims to certify state results, with Supreme Court review pending.
The Supreme Court weighs a momentous, unusual issue amid fast-moving politics. Legal scholars see the court entering a high-stakes, partisan fray as it considers questions surrounding Bush v. Gore and its broader implications.
Seven year old Teddy Draudt tell Santa for a dragonfly racer with remote control and a snowboard with metal edges. Avon’s Cassidy Reaser asks for a spinning thing and fishy crackers. Toys push Sony PlayStation 2 and Diva Starz software as hot holiday items while scooters stay popular.
Cheryl Collett, a 25 year old former Elyria resident, died in a four car collision near Atlanta on her way to a birthday dinner in Tennessee. Her family, en route to Tennessee for Thanksgiving, learned of the crash and awaited word at a Tennessee hotel. Collett, a 1994 Wellington High School graduate, had recently moved to Georgia to work with Kilby in a trucking business. Her funeral arrangements are being handled by Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home in Elyria.
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