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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2012
Page
14
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Dayton man’s find dubbed Godzilla is a 150 pound, 6 foot by 3 foot fossil from a Cincinnati era sea. UC geologists weigh possibilities from sponge to early seaweed while 450 million years of history draw intense study at meetings in Ohio.
Police seek a white male suspect who robbed the Griswold Road Speedway around 12 01 a m after being kicked out of a nearby Denny’s. He threatened the clerk but did not demand money, taking only a bag of food valued at 27 62. No arrest as of Wednesday afternoon.
Elyria resident Charles Claybrooks, 60, remains on the U S Marshals Service Dangerous Dozen list for April for an alleged summer attempted homicide and kidnapping case. A new addition, Anthony Shellman, is wanted for aggravated robbery and burglary tied to a Lake Street home invasion in Akron. Authorities urge vigilance and offer rewards. tips can be anonymous via (866) 4WANTED.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Edward Zaleski ordered the foreclosure on former Elyria mayoral candidate Tim Quinn halted after Wells Fargo sought dismissal, saying an agreed restructuring made the action inadvertent. Quinn earlier said the agreement existed before the foreclosure was approved, and he was removed from the ballot for a 2011 Democratic primary vote violation. A separate item notes Sheffield Village Council set a 7 p.m. special meeting to discuss Safe Route to School project financing.
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