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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2004
Page
2
Oprah Winfrey celebrated the premiere of her 19th season by surprising every audience member with a car. Pontiac donated the vehicles valued at about 26 000 each as a charity gesture to fans whose relatives nominated them for a new ride.
Angelina Jolie attended the Shark Tale premiere in Venice with her four year old son Maddox in St. Mark’s Square. Maddox wore a bright blue spiky Mohawk while Jolie promised him a long ride afterward as thousands watched the film on a giant inflatable screen. Nicole Kidman praised veteran star Lauren Bacall who said Kidman is not a legend, sparking a public exchange about labels. Mary Kate Olsen begins a fresh chapter as she moves from Los Angeles to New York City after splitting from David Katzenberg.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including President Gary Gumarl, Editor Anestewe You, Managing Editor Patti Ewald, Editorial Page Editor Dave Pargzak, News Editor Dan Shortridge, Metro Editor Pat McMillan, Sports Editor Kevin Aprile, Photography Chief Bruce Bishop, and advertising and circulation contacts. It notes office hours, classifieds and retail hotlines, and delivery options for Elyria Ohio.
The new US rule bans flip switches on power windows and requires safer designs by Oct. 1, 2008. Automakers cite cost under $160 million, while advocates say the change is long overdue after child deaths linked to window switches.
In Sidney Ohio five Skelly quintuplets Abigale Louise Arianna Christine Jacob Lee Quinton Michael and Tyler Scott turned one on Friday while the four-year-old Dilalio quintuplets joined the celebration. Each baby received a color coded cake matching parents color tracking system as a festive family gathering featured markets and food.
Police outlined a crackdown in a South Gloria neighborhood targeting drug houses and prostitution. Officers identified six alleged prostitutes and up to four dozen risky hotspots, with 99 citations issued. Residents urged continued patrols, while officials consider liaison roles and possible future crackdowns.
The EHS Class of 1939 enacts its next luncheon for October 13. A calendar error in Saturday's Alyvia edition listed an incorrect date. Readers may contact The Chronicle at 440 329 7155 to report corrections.
Ohio results show Midday Pick 3 0 2 2 and Pick 4 9 7 5 8 with Buckeye and other draws listed. Mega Millions estimates rise to 46 million while Super Lotto Plus shows 14 million. nearby states Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia also report daily games and past results.
Retailers report a Halloween surge as Browns gear, orange and brown paint, dog masks, and festive tableware fly off shelves. Stores note mixed fan enthusiasm, with sales tied to the team’s current performance and playoff hopes, while fabric and décor blends reflect cross-team appeal.
Larcy Campana Sr. of Quaker Steak & Lube talks of positive prospects for building a new restaurant in the inter change area as plans may include an outpatient clinic for BMH Regional Medical Center. Neighbors Kriebel and Campana discuss land use and offers, with mixed emotions about change. Cindy Leise can be reached at tchmanicletelegram.com.
Elyria City Schools seek voter approval on Issues 43 and 44 to raise about 5.35 million dollars annually for operations. If approved, deficits of 1.6 million in 2006 2007 or up to 8 million in cuts if both fail loom. Committee volunteers and board members pressed the campaign at Elyria High School with plans for calls and a new information website.
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