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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2004
Page
1
Interscope Records says U2's How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb will hit stores November 23. The album, first since All That You Can't Leave Behind in 2000, features producer Steve Lillywhite returning to bolster a rock rooted sound.
Usher leads American Music Awards nominations with four, while Kanye West trails with three as Beyoncé Avril Lavigne Norah Jones and A. Kelly also figure among nominees. Awards air November 14 on ABC hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Jessica Simpson to star as Daisy Duke in Dukes of Hazzard remake with Seann William Scott and Johnny Knoxville.
Actress Robin Givens avoids charges in Miami after three police officers fail to appear for a traffic court trial over injuring an elderly pedestrian. The 89-year-old victim, Maria Antonia Alcover, was hit by Givens’ Mercedes as she stepped into a crosswalk, suffering critical injuries but surviving. A civil lawsuit followed and Givens departed after signing autographs, with the Gates Foundation funding CMU’s Gates Center for Computer Sciences in Pittsburgh.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff, departments, and contact numbers for Elyria Ohio publishing. It covers executives, editors, advertising, circulation, design, sports, and photography staff, plus office hours, home delivery, and mail options. It notes Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company address and post office routing.
Forecasters warned Ivan could reach 160 mph and become a Category 5 hurricane by landfall along the Gulf Coast, prompting evacuations of about 19 million people across four states. Officials urged rapid departure, while residents like Tara Chandra weighed riding out the storm with family and work concerns in New Orleans. The storm’s center was 295 miles south-southeast of the Mississippi River mouth, moving north-northwest, with a forecasted 10 to 16 foot surge and widespread coastal warnings from Apalachicola to Grand Isle.
The article notes an annual dance and scholarship event by the Hispanic community, tracing its roots to a 1910 celebration and the Mexican-American experience in Lorain. It cites workers migrating during World War I, 1940 arrivals from Mailoff Texas, and descendants performing at the Mutual Society’s Alma de Mojico dimes team as efforts to preserve culture amid migration and assimilation, with academic perspectives on identity and geography shaping Hispanic patriotism.
Fragmented OCR renders a rousing wartime ode urging Mexicans to armor for battle. It proclaims divine destiny for the nation, honors soldiers in every son, and vows unyielding resistance against invaders with banners drenched in blood and a pledge of glory to Fatherland.
Elyria High School Pioneer Marching Band members danced with music in front of Brandan Jewelers in downtown Elyria on Monday. The store had purchased the performance at a spring fund raising auction for the school. Visible dancers include Keandra Booker with others listed as Wendy Knapp Fran McKinney Aja McCullough and Leteshia Phillips. Readers urged to report errors to The Chronicle Telegram at 440 229 7155.
Ohio midday picks and daily draws appear alongside Mega Millions and Super Lotto figures for Tuesday. Pennsylvania and Michigan results included with Buckeye 5, Pick 3, and Pick 4 entries. West Virginia and other daily totals noted.
Orlando Yanke testified as the victim chased suspects fleeing Dillard’s exit in a mall security vehicle. The pair ditched the van at 219 David Drive and fled on foot across Cherry Ridge and Spring Valley golf courses with officers in pursuit. A bystander family used a golf cart to escape but the suspects were found about 40 minutes later hiding in brush.
Lena Henderson, a 22 year old former AY University music and communications major, described by family as a bright light, died suddenly. An accomplished violin and viola player since age seven, she worked as a Greektown Casino server in Detroit. A Lorain native, she played volleyball basketball and ran track in high school and was active in the NAACP. Her family in Lorain County mourns. grandmother Mattie Henderson recalled her as precious and loved by many. For information contact Jackie Gubsnast.
Gravity Games showcase a mix of BMX, skateboarding, inline skating, and motocross at North Coast Harbor September 15 to 19. Athletes like Anthony Civo of Vermilion and Matt Perhaes of Parma chase tricks, while Sum 41 and The Donnas perform. Tickets from Ticketmaster. gates open 2 PM daily with practice sessions and finals across multiple events.
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