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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2008
Page
2
The Indians start strong with seven runs in the second inning but a shaky bullpen lets Chicago tie the game at seven in the seventh. Sabathia comments on the team’s approach as the fragment ends with contact details for Scott Petrak.
A Cleveland FM station triggers a stir as a loud bang prompts chatter and inquiries. Steve Fogarty is reachable at 329-7146 or sfogarty chroniclet.com for comments.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects times for church events at Community United Methodist Church and Peter Paul Church and notes gate dates for a spring sale. It also reports former Kipton police Lt Robert Wolfkill resigned after a theft conviction. Call to report factual errors.
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Ten-Oh totals with Rolling Cash 5 jackpot at 100000 and Mega Millions estimated 135 million. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia Monday numbers shown for Daily 3 Daily 4 FantAsy 5 Big 4 Cash 5 Daily 3 4 and 5.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Patti Ewald managing editor Patti Ewald and editor Andrew R Young. It provides contact numbers for newsroom and offices and notes daily publication from 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio with post office box 4010.
Elyria council weighs a $915000 plan to extend city sewer lines into a township area. The dispute centers on who pays if no new development occurs, with officials noting potential JEDD income taxes and future development benefits alongside the risk of empty taps.
City Auditor Ted Pileski to calculate retroactive pay for firefighters and dispatchers under the July 2006 contract. Back pay could exceed 400000 for the fire department with tens of thousands for dispatchers, offset by budgets. Union president Dean Marks says negotiations closed and a fair share was secured. longevity pay affects long term earnings. New contracts to be negotiated next year.
A public hearing will be held in City Council Chambers at 131 Court St. The session is scheduled to take place in City Hall to discuss pending items and community concerns.
A Lorain police officer shot two pit bulls after they allegedly attacked a mail carrier near Washington Avenue and West Ninth Street. One dog was killed and another injured. the dogs fled into a vacant house where a female pit bull and a puppy were found. All four dogs were taken to the county pound.
Kristen Pascoe and Anthony Krecic complain that a $1300 tax payment to Mark Stewart was cashed after checks bounced. Pascoe canceled none and fears further charges as escrow plans affect July tax due. She plans to picket the county building again.
A Lorain woman told police she was raped Sunday night in her West 21st Street home while a 32-year-old man and another man occupied the room. She described threats to shoot the house and said she fled to safety as officers collected evidence and she was evaluated at Nord Center.
A 29 year old South Amherst woman, Roseann Gwynn, was charged with domestic violence after authorities say she used a minivan to strike her father, 49 year old Robert Grigger, in a driveway dispute over child care. Grigger was not seriously hurt after being knocked over the hood and treated at Allen Community Hospital in Oberlin.
A Sunday and midweek police log lists several break ins including at 1600 block Washington Ave and 2100 block W Erie Ave with homes burglarized while owners were away. David W. Tassian age 42 of Cleveland faces charges of marijuana and paraphernalia possession and intimidation of an officer. Other entries note a stolen hunting bow worth 800 dollars in Brownhelm Township, additional home burglaries on Garfield Road and Brittany Lane, plus various drug paraphernalia and marijuana possession charges for Aureal Grill Jr. and Nicholas Rodgers, with DUI and weapons under disability charges for Brian Ruggles and related violations.
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