Franken OReilly bowloff proposed in MeetUp event
Satirist Al Franken challenged Bill OReilly to a friendly bowling match as part of The Great American Bowl Off a one day event by Meetup.com across bowling centers nationwide The Oct 7 gathering aims to give partisans a break from campaigning FRanken said the event would help them clear the air if Kerry and Bush supporters can compete so can the two commentators
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Douglas wins Aspen honor at Aspen Filmfest
Michael Douglas received the Independent by Nature Award at Wheeler Opera House for his diverse film career. Aspen Filmfest praised his versatility from producing One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest to starring in Romancing the Stone Basic Instinct The American President and Traffic while recalling his Oscar win for Wall Street in 1987.
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Trump donates speaking fee despite eyebrow raising amount
Donald Trump vows to give away his speaking fee, saying he earns 306060 from speeches and donates it to charity. He headlines Buffalo's Distinguished Speakers series while NBCs Apprentice star promotes Iron Chef America premiering on Food Network with Bobby Flay Mario Batali and Masaharu Morimoto as judges.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and contact details list
A readable roster of editors and staff positions for The Chronicle Telegram, including publishers, editors, section editors, and department heads. Also includes advertising, circulation contact numbers, and postal information for Elyria Ohio publishing offices and mail addresses.
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Doctors not surprised by Vioxx news
Philadelphia doctors and researchers say Merck pulled Vioxx amid long noted links to heart attacks and strokes. Since 2000 studies questioned heart risks prompting cautious use and alternatives like Celebrex. Despite concerns, Vioxx had 2 million users and $2.5 billion in 2003 sales before withdrawal.
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Correction: Ernest Walraven Correction in North Ridgeville incident
Ernest Walraven, 79, is identified as the alleged hitship victim in a North Ridgeville accident on Saturday. He was previously misidentified in a police blotter item in Thursday's ChronicleTelegram. readers may report errors to The ChronicleTelegram at 440 329 7155.
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Lottery results and numbers for Ohio and nearby states
Ohio and surrounding states unveil daily results for Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 Super Lotto Plus and Mega Millions with jackpots and winning numbers across multiple days. The report lists Midday and evening draws for Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and Sunday and Monday assortments with numerous 3 4 and 5 digit combinations and prizes.
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Merck recalls Vioxx after safety concerns
Merck voluntary recall of Vioxx affects about 2 million global users after data from the APPROVe trial showed doubled cardiovascular risk. Patients are urged to stop taking Vioxx and to switch to cheaper over the counter options while returning unused pills to NNC Group, Merck Returns in Indianapolis.
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Elyria debates tax vote to avert safety cuts in city funding
City officials say safety forces consume the majority of the general fund and could face cuts unless Issue 14 passes. Closing a fire station could save up to 60 thousand to 70 thousand yearly by eliminating a police officer position, with 10,000 to 15,000 residents affected by credit changes. Supporters, led by Brian Hoagland, argue shared responsibility while opponents warn of slower response times and strained police work.
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Indians Pitcher Denney Shot Incident After Bus Attack
Cleveland right hander Denney was shot on a Kansas City bus ramp while traveling with the Indians for a weekend series against the Twins. Trainers removed the bullet, he stayed overnight in hospital, and he later returned to the team as teammate Ryan Ludwick praised his calm under danger. Denney, 27, was recalled Sept. 14 and is 1-2 with a 9.56 ERA in four starts for Cleveland.
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