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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2011
Page
1
A 15 year old girl told police a man attempted to abduct her on Wilson Street near New Mexico Avenue around 1 p.m. Tuesday. She described an older black man driving a white sedan with a rusted rear end and a CB radio style antenna. she ran away as the car left.
Williams says more information is needed as discussions continue. Attorney Kreig Brusnahan supports evaluating a public defender system, and Lubbe will meet the commissioners on May 4 to discuss the proposal. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or ddicken chroniclet.com.
A man named LeMasters was injured when a vehicle on A1 flew off road during heavy rain and fog Tuesday night. Life Flight crews treated him at the scene, with possible amputation considered, before he was moved to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland by LifeCare ambulance. Further details on his condition were not released by hospital staff.
The Chronicle Telegram states it is committed to accurate coverage and invites readers to call 329 7155 with factual errors. The note emphasizes vigilance and responsiveness to corrections.
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto numbers. Jackpots shown: Rolling Cash 5 280000 dollars Classic Lotto 28.5 million Powerball 56 million Mega Millions 19 million with Megaplier 4.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes contact details for editors and departments and lists office hours and subscription rates. It includes advertising and circulation numbers for Elyria Ohio with toll free and local lines and the postmaster address for mail changes. The notice reflects typical newsroom and delivery information for readers.
Elyria schools pause step increases amid SB 5 debates while Avon and Columbus districts push wage freezes or modest base raises. Teachers fear longevity steps lose value. unions argue the moves reflect fiscal strain across Ohio districts.
Lorain County officials debate fiscal relief with Sheriff Stammitti and Clerk Nabakowski resisting pay cuts. They push a 0.5 percent sales tax to fund services as budget deficits loom from 3 to 6 million. Commissioners face leadership questions amid past cuts and tax skepticism.
April snapshots show copper piping theft from First Federal Savings property, tire slash in Bridgeport, a Red Roof Inn burglary with a 37 inch TV and computer tower stolen worth 1000, a Jeep GPS theft, a window screen attempted entry, a 16 year old charged with criminal damaging for keying a car, lawnmower theft, a store window vandalized, possible pellet gun damage, Brian Foreman 20 charged with marijuana possession, Jennifer Dingess 40 charged with theft of towels sheets frame and cookware, home entry kicked at Oakdale, and a teen charged with earphone theft.
A 23 year old man says two men robbed him of $7 500 at his East Avenue home after midnight. He identifies one as a former friend from a recent fistfight and says the pair fled in a dark green car after a gunshot was fired. Police say he later picked the suspect from a photo lineup.
First grader Madison loves reading and enjoys Night of the Ninjas from the Magic Tree House series. She owns about 300 books and compares herself to her older brother who has read over 400 titles. She also plays soccer and flag football and aims to match her brother's reading pace. Contact Lisa Roberson at 9329-7121 or Roberson chronicles.com.
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