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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2014
Page
12
A 27 year old man James Thomas was charged with aggravated menacing after an alleged incident in Lorain near Broadway where he coerced a woman into sex by force and threatened to kill her. The woman reported the events to police and Thomas later called her during questioning. Bond and court date pending.
Vin cent Jackson Jr. tortured animals in youth, sister Tiffany Sterling testified. She recalled a cat set ablaze with a firecracker and a cat hung by a noose, as defense links troubled upbringing to potential mitigation in the 2008 robbery killing of Gas USA clerk Diana Walton. Sterling described domestic violence and drug abuse in Chicago.
Lorain County probate judge James Walther withdraws from becoming certified to work on capital cases. He cites court readiness and workload concerns and will not seek death penalty designation despite being slated to help select a three judge panel for the Adams case.
The Ohio EPA cites a legal disposal network for tires while illegal dumping harms Lorain. City officials say dumps blight neighborhoods, attract trouble, and burden taxpayers and businesses with cleanup costs. Authorities like Curtis and Flores push enforcement and community reporting to curb litter.
The Oberlin City Council, Oberlin College, and The Oberlin Project earned recognition Thursday for advancing carbon neutrality. David Gard, executive director of The Oberlin Project, praised the initiative to boost local farm to table food and invest in energy efficient homes.
City Manager Eric Norenberg reports $170,108.45 spent on downtown rehabilitation from the Downtown Rehabilitation Grant, $222,502.44 in private funds, and 14 of 58 buildings rehabilitated at a total $392,609.88. Streetscape work totals $121,318 with $37,580 from local income tax funds, West College Street paving $75,262, and contractor bankruptcy delays noted. Downtown occupancy remains above 98 percent as the city studies housing stock and replaces damaged garbage trucks after a fire.
Issue 22 would raise Oberlin’s income tax rate from 1.9 to 2.5 percent, generating about 1.8 million for the general fund to support police, fire and street services. Proponents cite a 1.2 million budget shortfall caused by reduced state local government funds and loss of the estate tax, with a three-year pay freeze and higher health costs. Chelsea Miller can be reached at 329-7123 or cmiller chroniclet.com.
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