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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2004
Page
1
Veteran artist A cites hard work and touring before fame as key to success. He stresses bands must earn their craft, recalling his own road journeys prior to a record deal. John, 57, names Rufus Wainwright as his ideal collaborator, praising him as the planet’s greatest songwriter.
Mia Hamm Jerry Bradshaw William Shatner and Lindsay Lohan sign with Heinz to label limited edition bottles with quotes. Match the star to the quotes: Burgerticious Worthy as Gold Fixes Burgers at Warp Speed Served at the Immaculate Reception. Also mentions Roy Disney and Salvador Dali in a separate archival note about artworks and a 100th anniversary tribute.
Rodney Dangerfield remains in a coma weeks after heart valve replacement at UCLA Medical Center. His wife Joan says he has shown some awareness and is stable, breathing on his own for 24 hours.
A listing of newspaper staff roles, editors, advertising, circulation, and contact numbers appears in a cluttered masthead. It names publisher A Rooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew R. Young, staff across news, sports, and design, along with circulation and advertising hotlines and postal information for The Chronicle Telegram of Lorain County.
Patrick Devel, weighing around 700 pounds, is in Sioux Falls hospital trying a 1200 calorie daily diet. Doctors led by Dr. Frederick Harris say he faces heart disease diabetes and high blood pressure while awaiting stomach-stapling surgery. He recently walked short distances and aims for 400 pounds and rehab in October.
Crime reports detail a Sept 12 break in through a kitchen window while Vittori’s year-old son slept. Thieves stole purses and bananas, scattered belongings across yards, and fled as residents urged stronger patrols. Police suspect one or two youths. community watches increase vigilance and phone-tree alerts persist.
ODOT from AV outlines proposals to change intersections at Westfield Shoppingtown Midway area with longer turn lanes upgraded signals and new bike and pedestrian paths. They cite 62 percent of corridor crashes at intersections and aim to reduce incidents after cloverleaf reconstruction earlier reduced accidents. Mayor Grace welcomes ODOT engagement and notes congestion as a factor. Contact Dan Harkins for details.
A brief correction notes an error in a newspaper issue and directs readers to 32 percent correction 7105. The item reflects a publication correction process and references the Chronicle Velogram.
Ohio and Michigan results show Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws with mixed success and several inaccurate spellings. Mega Millions estimated jackpot around 64 million with Friday draw. Super Lotto Plus listed at 44 16 million due to OCR errors. Nearby Pennsylvania and West Virginia posted daily numbers alongside Buckeye 4 and Kicker results.
The article reports on union tensions after a member alleges injury and a DUI claim. Miller dismisses the claim as personal and contract related, while Fortin notes potential consequences if true. Local 6621 leaders express support for Gallo during a difficult transition and say he will resume duties soon.
Becker, a longtime local, was remembered with humor and tears as Penny Becker spoke of her father who loved everyone. More than 40 police, fire, and rescue personnel escorted his casket, which was carried by ambulance workers and attended by a bagpiper and tolling church bells. The Amherst Veterans Military Honor Guard provided military honors. Fire Chief Al Schmitte praised him as kind and capable, always there for others. Contact info for Chronicles reader feedback provided.
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