Man believes intoxication hid possible robbery at Dairy Mart
A 69 year old man told police he may have been robbed after leaving a club, entering Dairy Mart on Broadway with a swollen eye and bleeding nose. He recalled a black male thief in a black coat who took his phone cash and bicycle, then he was treated at Community Health Partners.
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Lorain
Dairy Mart
Broadway
Clarence M. Owens Jr
East 28Th Street
Owens
Community Health Partners
David Berta
Raymond Ewers
James Miraldi
Miraldi
Common Pleas
Store investigation finds losses at Rent-A-Center Lorain
Lorain police and store officials probe a Rent-A-Center on Broadway for more than 45000 in theft since 2006. A district manager allegedly wrote checks to cash totaling 17432.63 and posted 6394.87 bogus refunds through a Visa card. Over 22000 in earning deposits cannot be accounted for. No charges filed yet.
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Lorain
Rent-A-Center On
Broadway
Lakewood
Suspended driver with gun arrested for DUI in Ohio
Lorain man Anthony L. Fairley 29 with prior traffic convictions was arrested after weaving on Detroit Road and East River Road. He faced charges of having a weapon under disability carrying a concealed weapon consumption in a motor vehicle having a weapon under intoxication weaving driving under suspension and intoxicated driving with a loaded .25 caliber handgun found in his back pocket during a search. He said he drove his girlfriend's car while she was away. Police Lt. Ron Trifiletti led the stop.
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Sheffield
Anthony L. Fairley
East River
Detroit
Ron Trifiletti
Fairley
Trifiletti
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Lottery results across states with multiple draws and jackpots
Ohio Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 results plus Rolling 5 and Classic Lotto sums. Mega Millions Tuesday estimated jackpot about 47 million. Michigan, Pennsylvania and Virginia daily numbers listed with corresponding games and results.
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Maga Ball
Kicker
Out of State
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Chronicle staff and contact details list
The Chronicle presents a staff directory with roles including Publisher Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Patti Ewald Advertising Mor Tom Meecha Circulation Mgt Gary Cazant President A Cooper Hudnutt Treasurer Philip W. Kelly and contacts for Newspaper in Education Barb Rusko Stephans Advertising Retail Hotline Classified Hotline and office hours 9am to 5pm daily including Saturday hours 9am to noon.
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Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Tom Meecha
Gary Cazant
A. Cooper
Judges revisit courthouse gun policy in light of past ban
Lorain County judges debate arming officers inside the Justice Center after a years old ban. Basinski recalls an incident where an armed officer caused tension during a divorce hearing leading to a bailiff disarming the officer. Sheriff Stammitti questions full uniformed arming for personal court visits.
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David Basinski
Debra Boros
Basinski
Phil Stammitti
Stammitti
Justice Center
Medders
Bedeski
James Burge
Berta
Filiaggi execution seen by defense lawyers and witnesses
Filiaggi died in Ohio by lethal injection after breaking into his ex wife Lisa Huff Filiaggi’s Lorain home and fleeing to a neighbor’s house where he shot her in the head. Attorneys Cocoves and Gamso discussed the death penalty and concerns about the method.
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Die
Filingei
Cocoves
Filiaggi
Lorain
Lisa Huff
Gamso
Ohio
Fillaggi
Filijaggi
Jim
James Burge
Lorain Counts Common Pleas
Spiros
Burge
Oberlin mulls new mascot as school weighs change
Oberlin officials consider replacing the Indian nickname citing a 4 to 1 board vote to abandon the mascot and a committee chaired by Boutilier suggesting phoenixes or trailblazers while stressing a need to fund laptop upgrades with a 1.9 mill levy. Superintendent Andrews and board members weigh emotions against district goals.
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Boutilier
Oberlin
Titan
Geoff Andrews
Andrews
Carol Carrethers
Stephanie Jones
House Backs War Bill With Drawdown Deadline Bill passes funding measure with Oct 1 pullout start and April 1, 2008 goal
The House approves a $124.2 billion war funding bill despite Republican opposition calling it surrender. It requires troop withdrawals begin by October 1 if Iraqi benchmarks aren’t met, aiming for a nonbinding April 1, 2008 pullout, with some noncombat missions remaining. President Bush asserts veto odds but presses Congress as Petraeus testifies on Capitol Hill.
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Wayne Gilchrest
Maryland
Walter Jones
North Carolina
Democrats
House
Senate
Bush
Iraq
Davie Petraeus
Capitol Hill
Petraeus
Baghdad
Anbar
Nouri al-Maliki
al-Qaida
Debated City Hall Faces Budget and Pay Clash
Grace defends no vote on raising mayoral pay while cutting the fire department budget, which backs Brinda amid union support shifts. Police union backs Grace as budgets rise. Brinda cites district savings of 6.5 million through buyouts and energy conservation ahead of May primary.
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Brinda
Grace
Elyria
Evergy
John A. Howarden
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Chronicle
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Jule Wallace
Dave Perczek
Barb Rusko Stephans
U.S
Chrarucla Telegram
Lorain County
Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain County Sherif
Brad Dienen
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
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Chroniclet
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Cleise
Bill
House of Representatives
Rep
Jerry Lewis
California
House Appropriations Committee
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Wellington
North Ridgeville
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LaGrange
Steve Manheim
John Stossel
ABC
Oberlin College
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