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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2002
Page
1
Cleveland owner Gordon Gund announced the Cavaliers will return to their original colors for the 2003 04 season as part of a new expression of wine and gold. Home uniforms will be white with wine and gold trim and Cavaliers across the front, road uniforms will be wine with gold trim.
Deavin Larry recounts gunfire that killed her boyfriend William English at their Lorain home around 10 p.m. on Monday. The attacker fled. police have not determined a motive and the family plans to stay with relatives. A prayer service is planned and funeral arrangements are set for Compassion Baptist Church.
Wil Dudukovich of Elyria has been indicted on arson charges for a blaze on August 11 at Pikewood Manor that injured two Elyria firefighters. The mobile home fire prompted the investigation and subsequent charges.
State Senator Jeffry Armbruster blasted a Democrat mailer by Sue Morano as distorted and unfair. He disputed a claim that Armbruster gouged customers at IS GAY Bindge Delta by raising gas prices 50 cents on Sept 11 2001, calling the accusation underhanded and tied to 9/11 emotions.
A man was shot dead at a Virginia gas station in Prince William County near Manassas while police weighed if it was linked to the Washington area sniper. Investigators described two males fleeing in a white vehicle and cordoned streets as they questioned witnesses. A tarot card bearing Dear policeman I am God surfaced as a possible clue.
Eric Pfeifer, once gravely ill with a West Nile virus infection, survived a weeks long bout at Cleveland Clinic's Center for a contagious illness after fever spiked near 105 degrees.
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