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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
3
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Olympic all around champion Paul Hamm promotes a 14 city gymnastics tour starting at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut. He reflects on his Athens gold while acknowledging debate over Yang Tae Young's scoring and notes Wheaties boxes featuring Phelps Gatlin and Patterson marking their Olympic triumphs.
The actor says he will date only civilians, not celebrities, citing the Affleck Lopez tabloids and media circus around his friend. He mentions past flings with Winona Ryder and Minnie Driver as earlier days and recalls bringing civilian girlfriend Luciana Barrassy to Australia for Bourne Supremacy promotion.
An historic Elyria based newspaper listing editorial and management roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Managing Editor Andrew Young and Advertising Manager Ton Meecha. It outlines circulation options and delivery areas with contact hours and postal information.
The city owns a 20 130 square foot lot on Broad Street near West Avenue, with an adjacent 29 040 square foot parcel. Officials discuss a possible 85 million courthouse funded mainly by misdemeanor court fees, targeting completion by end of 206. Other options include renovating current facilities or a different building, while county office space was rejected. Local officials warn of health issues in the current building and push for a prompt move.
Bush urged victory at a Republican convention in New York while Sen. Kerry campaigned in Nantucket amid ads worth 4 million aimed at broadening minority outreach. Cheney spoke as delegates praised Bush's cancer, adoption, and education reform efforts in a People of Compassion backdrop.
Milton Sayles and Jim Knapp discuss bus safety with seatbelts. Vermilion and Blyea districts report positive safety without belts, while Lorain and Firelandy Bibooks districts note limited use for special education and preschoolers. Parents question best protection as about 900 students ride daily.
The Chronicle Telegraph reports corrected student enrollment figures. Ab 1.400 sluents be enrolled at Amherst Marion b. Stwele High School. 600 fewer than Elyria High School. Figures given Tuesday were incorrect.
A compiled snapshot shows Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 results for Ohio and neighboring states, with multiple daily numbers and weekend summaries. The report lists Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Buckaye and Super Lalla Plus jackpot notes, Mega Millions figures, and scattered out-of-state results for Pennsylvania, Michigan, and West Virginia, including past draw dates and winning numbers.
Grace said the city will invest in renovating or demolishing homes to rebuild and resell at cost plus renovations. The first target could be 131 Erie Ave, a cockroach infested property likely to be demolished. Middle Avenue on Elyria’s south side could be next, with 1920s homes selling for 350000 or less to revive value and parity with Eastern Heights. Contact Tony Lombardo at 329-7134.
Lorain County Sheriff and Elyria Police logged numerous calls from August 24 to August 31. Incidents include burglaries, thefts, vehicle and equipment thefts, assaults, warrants, vandalism, and a missing person. numerous suspects and victims named with locations such as Murray Ridge Road Furnace Street and West Avenue.
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