Faithful Elyria pediatrician Moore remembered for mentorship
Dr. Moore practiced in Elyria for over 30 years and served as chair of the Department of Pediatrics. He earned his degree at Yale and trained at Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital. He mentored colleagues, cared for patients, and later coached lacrosse at Hawken School in Gates Mills. He retired from private practice in 2002 and remained a respected figure in the medical community.
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Chronicle Telegram Prompt Notice
The Chronicle Telegram offers a contact phone number 329 7155 for readers to report factual errors in coverage. It emphasizes commitment to accurate reporting and correction.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots
Ohio midday and evening draws list numbers in Pick 3 4 5 and rolling games. Next Rolling Cash 5 is $110000, Classic Lotto $22.7 million, Mega Millions near $12 million, Powerball about $580 million.
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Midview board debates keeping sports amid levy push
Monica Ondo warns her son Jeffrey risks losing Olympic dream if activities are cut. Board weighs preserving full pay-to-play and whether to keep spring sports, dances, clubs, and field trips as a February 10-year levy seeks 4.6 million annually.
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Midview
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Death flights trial targets Argentinian dictatorship crimes
In Buenos Aires a trial opens for 68 suspects linked to executions and kidnappings at the Naval Mechanics School during the 1976 83 dictatorship. The case centers on airlifted victims, including 789 alleged at the school, with figures like Alfredo Astiz already serving life terms.
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Rio de la Plata
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Pledge rules spark debate over confidential information
Officials clash over a 2011 pledge banning disclosure of confidential data in Lorain City Hall. Critics say enforcement chills speech and violates open meetings laws while supporters insist leaks harm taxpayers. The pledge was signed by Mayor Ritenauer and council members amid concerns about leaks from executive sessions.
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Sex case involving Six accused of travel for sexual acts
Police seized three computers including the boy's as they investigate an alleged inappropriate relationship. The suspect, identified as Six, did not admit to sex with the boy but is charged with traveling to the area for sexual activity. A mother alerted authorities last year. Next court date is December 18. bond set at two hundred thousand dollars.
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Cook County
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Sears to decorate home with holiday decor makeover
Pennington promotes holiday line ornaments at Sears in a promotion not tied to Extreme Makeover. Pennington and his Sears team will arrive at the winning family’s home by mid morning and work into the late afternoon. The winner’s identity will be announced later. contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
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Powerball frenzy drives record sales at BP station
Crowds flocked to a BP near Cleveland and East Bridge streets as Powerball tickets flew off the shelves. Some customers spent up to $80 while others bought modest amounts amid talk of a prize said to exceed many nations’ GDPs. An attendant explained the Powerball cost and education for novices as shoppers fantasized about bills, homes, vacations, and even liposuction. The chance of matching all six numbers stands at about 1 in 175 million.
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