U S tenure in Afghanistan mirrors Soviet 1989 withdrawal
The United States faces a prolonged Afghan conflict similar in length to the Soviet invasion. NATO, with about 100000 troops, battles a stubborn insurgency while backing a nascent democracy. Gen. Petraeus aims to deny al-Qaida a sanctuary and enable Afghan self governance as peace talks with the Taliban begin. The Soviets withdrew in 1989 after a long, costly campaign begun in 1979.
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Black Friday shoppers camp outside Best Buy in Lorain
By Thursday afternoon about 10 diehard shoppers waited at Best Buy for doorbuster deals. Kurt Kauk of Vermilion led the line with a camouflaged tent and a list for multiple gifts while vowing to stay all day. John Holt of Lorain values the savings on appliances over the cold wait. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chroniclet.com.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary With Jackpots and Numbers
Thursday midday draws include Pick 3 0-4-7 and 6-5-6, Pick 4 5-3-8-4 and 1-5-2-0, Rolling Cash 5 4-7-23-34-38, Ten-Oh numbers, and Mega Millions results with a $42 million estimate. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at $110,000 and Classic Lotto at $14.7 million.
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Chronicle credits and contact information
The Chronicle page lists publication details and staff roles including Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace and advertising and circulation managers with contact numbers and office hours. It provides permission notes about reproduction and directs to JoAnn Traut for permissions.
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Police blotter reports multiple Elyria arrests and incidents
On Tuesday November 23 police logged a car keyed on E Bridge Street. Delbert E Sheppard 26 was arrested on a rape kidnapping and domestic violence warrant. Kenneth C Thorpe 48 was charged with domestic violence. Jordan Barman 20 faced theft charges. Early Wednesday Thomas J Moore 39 charged with obstructing official business. Seth Eber 22 and John Clark Jr 25 charged with obstructing official business resisting arrest and related counts including assault on a peace officer.
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Brunswick Drive
Seth Eber
John Clark Jr
Lorain Police Log Highlights Multiple City Incidents
Lorain officers logged multiple cases including Richard Webber 23 charged with drug possession and paraphernalia while driving under suspension. Andrew Lorenzana 21 cited for suspension and traffic signal violations. Donald Brenner 38 for petty theft. John Engler 37 for trespass. Property stolen at homes noted including a 50 inch TV Xbox and 17 inch TV. Rocco Janetti II 47 charged with failure to control and operating vehicle while intoxicated.
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Meister Road
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Global study shows secondhand smoke kills 600000 yearly
A Lancet study analyzing 2004 data from 192 countries finds secondhand smoke causes about 603,000 deaths annually, including 379,000 from heart disease and 165,000 from lower respiratory infections, with 165,000 child deaths. WHO led by Armando Peruga notes global toll, especially in Southeast Asia and Africa.
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Korea tensions rise as South detains drills near Yeonpyeong
North Korea warns of further attacks as Washington and Seoul push ahead with drills including a US carrier south of Yeonpyeong amid rising cross border clashes. Lee Myung bak orders 4000 troops reinforced on Yellow Sea islands and vows tougher engagement rules.
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Fire crews battle Wellington home blaze in rain and cold
Firefighters from Wellington LaGrange and Rochester Township fought a late night blaze at 43722 state Route 18 near Thanksgiving Day. A roof hole opened as flames erupted from the back while tanks filled water from a nearby cooperative hydrant. The vacant home had no occupants and cause remains under investigation. In Lorain a charter school run by Ashe Culture Center faces unauditable ledgers from 2009, with state Auditor Mary Taylor warning of possible misuse of funds and potential legal action.
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