Schlafly dies at 92 in St. Louis after cancer battle
Phyllis Schlafly, conservative activist who helped defeat the Equal Rights Amendment and founded the Eagle Forum, died at 92 at her home in St. Louis with family by her side. Funeral arrangements are pending. Her 1964 book A Choice Not an Echo propelled Barry Goldwater’s nomination and she remained active into her 90s.
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Landlords object to 12 yard dumpster rule in Lorain ordinance
Landlord Dean Hunker and investor Joseph Kinder criticize a proposed Lorain ordinance requiring a 12 yard dumpster for move outs and evictions. They warn it would unfairly burden landlords, urge council to consult stakeholders, and note possible rise in vacancies. City Council scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the corrections line at 329 7155. This notice explains the newspaper’s commitment to accurate coverage and how to submit corrections.
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Ohio Lottery midday results and upcoming jackpots
Ohio lottery results for Monday include Pick 3 6 1 0 and 7 5 3, Pick 4 1 8 2 1 and 6 8 6 6, Pick 5 4 6 5 1 2 and 7 5 4 7 8, Classic Lotto 1 6 25 26 41 42, Kicker 6 8 8 9 0 5, Rolling Cash 5 7 9 21 25 38. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 100000 and Classic Lotto reaches 2100000. Lucky for Life results 9 14 21 34 40 with Lucky Ball 18.
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Campaign sweep as Clinton and Trump campaign across Midwest
Clinton and Kaine rally across the Midwest with Bill Clinton and Joe Biden joining. Sanders campaigns in New Hampshire after defeating Clinton there, pushing a $15 minimum wage and universal health care while Trump denounces Clinton on immigration during Ohio fair stops.
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Obama visits West Side Market during 2012 campaign
Obama toured Cleveland's West Side Market during his 2012 re election campaign. He mingled with hundreds of politicians and vendors selling seafood, pastries, and other goods as he sampled smokies and beef jerky.
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Presidents and parties leave signatures at local eateries
The article recounts presidents and candidates who visited Ohio and nearby spots from 1970s to 2000s. It notes Obama stopping at Smitty's Place in Elyria in 2010 and Ziggy's Amherst in 2012, Hillary Clinton in 1992, and Jimmy Carter in 1976. It highlights public signatures on food buns and restaurant displays.
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