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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2008
Page
2
A man was shot on Furnace Street near 609 Furnace Street just after 1 p.m. The bullet struck the rear of his lower right leg and exited the front. Fire Lt. Carl Mandeke said the wound did not appear serious but could have caused more damage. Police could not comment on a gunman being sought or in custody.
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A partial editorial staff roster for The Chronicle Telegram lists editors and contact numbers including Andrew Young Patti Ewald Kyle Kondik Benjamin Nagy Julie Wallace and Kevin Aprile. Circulation and office hours details follow for Elyria Ohio areas and newsstand information.
Rotuno opens his North Abbe Road barbecue spot after leaving a grocery job and a Vermilion roadside start. He aims to draw in diners with Texas style barbecue while Rubin’s and Brothers Moussa also launch 24 hour coffee and new menus in a bustling area.
The Palin campaign released a statement confirming Bristol Palin will keep her baby and marry Levi, aiming to rebut online rumors about Sarah Palin's family. The announcement notes the baby due in December and cites aides detailing internal discussions about Palin's background.
The piece details repeated name mix-ups contributing to drug errors, noting Reminyl became Razadyne after fatalities linked to mix-ups with Amaryl, and Omacor became Lovaza after confusion with Amicar. It cites e prescription errors, handwriting issues, and similar-sounding drugs, and recommends using a new Web tool to verify meds.
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