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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2004
Page
1
Donald Trump performed a light hearted canter while singing with cast members from Saturday Night Live in a sketch from the prior season. The moment highlighted interactions between the former president and SNL performers during a recording session.
SNL kicks off its 30th season with Lorne Michaels still at the helm and Ben Affleck hosting with Nelly as musical guest. The show notes Fallon left Weekend Update, Fey may co host, and October duos include Queen Latifah on Oct 5 and Eminem on Oct 30. Rob Ringle, a Marine turned actor, joins the cast.
The Melbourne city center debuts a new street sign reading ACDC to honor the Australian rock group. Lord Mayor John So presided as fans cheered with bagpipes while the band’s anthem Long Way to the Top echoed nearby. Officials issued multiple copies of the sign to deter souvenir theft.
MTV confirms Punk'd will return with 24 new episodes hosted by Ashton Kutcher. The network says filming starts soon and the first new episode airs next year. Past remarks by Kutcher were inconsistent about Punk'ds future.
A brief readers car alert notes a telephone contact for reports and inquiries, citing the Chronic Telegram and a page line with the number 440 329 7138 for submissions or corrections.
The Chronicle Telegram dated October 2 2004 contains publisher and staff listings, contact numbers and postal details for Elyria Ohio with notes on delivery service and office hours The page shows extensive mis-ocr text including names such as Joann Traut Andrew R Young Patti Ewald Matt Westerhald and Dan Shortridge as editors and staff plus advertising and circulation lines The document resembles a masthead and notices rather than a single news item
A field of Ohio and federal issues dominates a college election discussion. Brown calls for state funding and expanded Pell grants. Tucas urges federal reform. They debate drug imports, Medicare, and universal health care, with positions on abortion, Iraq, and the war on terrorism.
Mayor Bill Grace reports several complaints about a sign that reads Have sew with friends, while Law Director Terry Shilling says it is not illegal unless it breaks a city ordinance or involves obscenity. He notes Ohio law defines obscenity by arousal or harm to juveniles. Clear Channel, owner of the billboard, did not comment.
Summary of Ohio and nearby state lottery draws with midday and daily totals. Includes Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and Mega Millions with ball numbers, plus mentions of Daily Number and other state results and past winners.
A Brown cites Franklin Roosevelt as the greatest president while A Lucas praises James Madison for drafting the Constitution and opposing slavery. They discuss first cars, reality TV, and pet preferences, noting dog versus cat leanings and evolving ownership.
Nearly 200 volunteers perform as Satan in the churchs outdoor haunt attracting crowds from Lorain County and beyond. Last year more than 12 000 attendees rode shuttles to Jaeger Road site for 12 scenes addressing youth issues such as drug and sexual abuse. This may be its last year at the current land as a buyer negotiates. Ball says plans will adapt if the sale proceeds.
Open Fridays and Saturdays through October, 6 p.m. to midnight gate sales, show starts at dark. Tickets $10. parental guidance for under 12. Park at 4125 North Leavitt Road, Church lot, with shuttle to Jaeger Road site. Call 960-1102 or visit cnochurch.org for details. Visitors pick a door to Heaven or Hell, with counselors available after entry.
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