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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2004
Page
2
A list of participants excludes driving schools beauty salons photo studios tattoo parlors daycare centers fashion boutiques taxi services electricians and airport security affecting the Know What It's Like to Be Blind campaign outcomes and access to inclusive work environments.
Bruce Springsteen decries distorted political coverage driven by ratings and money. He notes fewer hours of convention coverage and says media bias rose as Fox News and the Republican right pressured press to appear objective, limiting responsibility. He spoke ahead of the Vote for Change tour with Dixie Chicks, R.E.M., Pearl Jam and others.
American Idol finalist Diana DeGarmo offers lunch via eBay auction to benefit the Partnership Against Child Abuse in Huntsville Alabama. The 17 year old runner up to Fantasia will travel with Idol alums and aims for a year end CD release. Lunch in Los Angeles or New York with winner during agreed date window.
A listing of editors, reporters and departments for The Chronicle Telegram includes publisher Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young managing editor Patti Ewald and others with contact numbers. It also outlines circulation hours and home delivery options and notes the paper is published daily except Christmas from Elyria Ohio.
Parents teachers and residents urged the Elyria Schools to hire a leader who understands the city’s economy politics and culture and can motivate staff while engaging diverse groups. The search, guided by the Ohio School Boards Association, aims to start in October with a three month process. interim leader Roger Lulow will not seek the permanent post.
Mazzola plans to sell about 15 wolfdog pups in spring at his mall store. Each pup costs 1500 dollars and one is already spoken for. Funds may support an animal sanctuary and a bear pool in Columbia Station if 18000 dollars is raised. Some shoppers fear confinement but officials say animals are in compliant, temporary display with access to open space afterward.
Neighbors report unsolved burglaries as juveniles linked to Sept. 17 Villanova Circle theft. Melissa Hickman recalls her home invasion while she and family slept. Suspects released to parents as investigations proceed. victims express mixed emotions and caution.
Readers are urged to call the Chronicle Telegram at 440 329 7155 to alert the paper to errors.
Ohio draws include Midday Pick 3 7 6 4 and 6 9 7 and Pick 4 8 7 2 0 and 9 7 2 7 plus Buckeye 5 3 13 14 16 33 and Super Lotto 10 27 35 36 49 with Bonus Ball 12 and a $16 million Super Lotto Plus jackpot. Mega Millions on Tuesday numbers 1 3 15 19 29 and 39 with an estimated $75 million. Nearby states PA MI WV report Daily 3 8 1 and 2 9 1 and 4 4 1 and Daily 4 8 0 8 0 and 7 6 7 5 and 0 6 5 8. Past Ohio results listed for recent draws and Buckeye 5 sequences.
Al Hefflin notes a brush bite during dental care and cites a Consumer Product Safety Commission database covering July 1999 to June 2000. The study estimates 454,383 device injuries in ER treated cases nationwide, including 2,489 toothbrush mishaps and many wheelchairs, crutches and walkers injuries.
Two Democrats on the five member FCC panel said the penalty against CBS was too lenient calling it a slap on the wrist. CBS says it regrets the incident and will review options while asserting no one at CBS had advance knowledge of the event.
About 25 000 people audition for four year positions with 400 selected. The process includes a non multiple choice test with a Cleveland focused section. Finalists’ names go into files for a year. contestants chosen for personality and ability from diverse occupations and regions. Contact Tony Lombardo at 829 7134 or Hombaro chronicletelegram.com.
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