Gandolfini's Autograph Bid Hit By Drunk Driver
James Gandolfini, star of The Sopranos, escaped injury when his SUV was broadside by a drunk driver at Rutgers-Michigan State game weekend. 72 year old Charles Collins of New Brunswick received summons for drunken driving after the crash. Gandolfini, Rutgers alumnus, was dining with friends before returning to New York.
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Mantle 1963 Yankees jersey headlining Heritage auction
An unaltered 1963 Mickey Mantle Yankees uniform is expected to fetch 100000 dollars or more at Heritage Galleries public auction in Long Beach Galil and online. Director Chris Ivy notes most game worn jerseys were altered. the sale also features a Sandy Koufax Dodgers jersey and Joe Frazier boxing gloves from the 1975 Manila bout.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Publication Details
Chronicle Telegram staff list includes Publisher Cooper Hudnutt Editor Arcen R Young Managing Editor Patti Ewaddisis News Editor Dan Shortridge Metro Editor Tom McMillan Sports Editor Kevin April Design Editor Ryan Dewsgi Photography Bruce Bishop Education manager Harb Ruske Staphens print details show Elyria Ohio publication near daily schedule with home delivery options and subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail.
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Amherst area interchange eyed to boost traffic and business
Local officials discuss a new interchange near Amherst intended to increase traffic to businesses north of Route 88 while police warn funding cuts may stretch resources. Mayor Taylor deflects talk of concrete plans, emphasizing facts over presumption as police eye potential longer response times and more hotel traffic in the area.
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Tax policy risks loom in AMT and estate shifts
The piece warns that the Alternative Minimum Tax could hit a third of taxpayers by 2010 if not fixed, eroding deductions for many earning above fifty thousand. It notes the 2001 estate tax plan, Social Security funding questions, Medicare insolvency risk by 2019, and debates over privatization and health care costs, detailing Bush and Kerry positions and pension underfunding concerns.
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Corrections request to Chronicle Telegram notes errors
The note asks readers to alert The Chronicle Telegram to errors in the newspaper notes. It provides a phone extension and a contact approach for corrections. The message emphasizes reader involvement in fixing misprints.
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Ohio Lottery Result Highlights From Daily Draws
Ohio and nearby states report Daily 3 4 7 8 0 and Daily 4 draws with mixed results. Buckeye 5, Super Lotto Plus, and Mega Millions notes show jackpots around 12 million and 31 million respectively, with numbers listed for several daily and regional games across Pennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia.
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Cleveland State offers two decades of emergency preparedness training
Webber notes crisis teams can operate 72 hours solo until rescue arrives while Carol Mintz cites CSU programs spanning 20 years. Courses cover stress management organizational recovery crisis communication information security and security. Businesses are urged to have plans so employees know actions after events such as water breaks tornadoes or terrorist attacks. Studies show a business out of operation beyond 48 hours faces high failure risk.
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Spitzer Seeks Improved Deal for Future Talks at Lorain Site
City officials discuss a potential ethnic supermarket and added storefronts at the Lorain property to boost traffic and retail. Ward members favor transformation behind the dealership, noting convenience and broader economic activity, while residents express concern about urban decline and new jobs. Contact details provided for Dan Harkins.
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Kerry in Cleveland Labor Day speech attacks Bush economic policy
Kerry spoke to a cheering crowd in Cleveland criticizing Bush economic policy and blaming his policies for job losses in the neighborhood. Local figures Janie Campbell and Dennis Kucinich joined, highlighting Cleveland’s poverty rate cited by a Zehbus report as evidence of economic failure.
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