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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2010
Page
2
Authorities ruled freshwater drowning for a man found in a retention pond near 745 Lee Bullocks Parkway after being missing for about 10 days. Investigators noted no foul play or injuries and no clear evidence if the entry was intentional.
Witnesses said a group of teens assaulted a white male in his 50s at Convenient Food Mart on E 42nd Street. The victim suffered a head cut and gasoline saturation before fleeing in a dark blue Dodge Ram. suspects and victim not located as police collected a bicycle and no arrests were made.
The Friends of Cascade Park sponsor a free guided Wildflower Walk in the Elywood section of Cascade Park at 2 p.m. Sunday. The one hour tour starts at the main shelter and follows the Indian Trail to identify native blooms along downtown Elyria's nature preserve.
LifeShare announces a series of blood drives across Ohio from May 5 to May 9. Venues include St. Mary’s School Vermilion Grafton Village Fire Department Elyria multiple schools Avon YMCA Wellington Willard Memorial Square Wakeman church location details listed with times for each event.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to improve accuracy in coverage.
Thursday midday draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Rolling Cash 5 with jackpot at 100000, Classic Lotto at 8.8 million, Mega Millions Tuesday numbers and estimated 224 million jackpot, plus Kicker and Powerball results with an estimated 45 million prize.
EXECUTIVES Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace Advertising Mgr Carla Hama Advertising Mgr Jeff Pfeiffer Circulation Mgr Gary Cozart President A. Cooper Hudnutt Treasurer Philip W. Kelly ED EDITOR Andrew R. Young News Editor Benjamin Nagy SPORTS EDITOR Kevin Aprile PHOTOGRAPHY Bruce Bishop Chief 329-7242 FEATURES EDITOR Kristen Winn 330 725-4053 329-7157 329-7135 MARKETING DIRECTOR Barb Rusko Stephen 329-7239 Retail Hotline 829-7150 Classified Hotline 329-7100 Toll-free 800 848-6397 Office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
Daniel Kovarbasich found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the pleadings over Hurley a 55 year old man who allegedly sexually abused him over years at Hurley s home on Ronald Drive North Ridgeville Testimony described repeated sexual coercion including exposure and oral sex in exchange for money clothes and use of cars The stabbing and nearby injuries followed after Hurley allegedly pursued Daniel with a knife The verdict contrasted with earlier murder claims and reflects the defense s focus on self defense and abuse factors The trial featured prosecutors noting extensive pornographic material on Hurley s computers and the alleged grooming behavior by Hurley toward Daniel
The probe concludes the patrol operation was routine and safe, while officials allegedly shielded the governor from embarrassment. It details inmate involvement at the residence, a tobacco contraband scheme, and political fallout for Governor Strickland and allies.
NOAA official says the gulf slick could become the nation’s worst environmental disaster in decades. The leak, likely 5000 barrels daily, threatens Gulf wildlife, shrimp and oysters as BP and Coast Guard deploy booms and skimmers. A relief well may take weeks to cap the gushing well.
The Lorain police blotter records a series of April incidents including rock damage on Canton Ave, wire thefts on East Ave and Elyria Ave, fraudulent debit card use, stolen patio furniture, illegal dumping, expired plates and seatbelt violation for James Lowther, and unauthorized debit card use. Lynette Russo, 18, faced charges for contributing to unruliness with two minors in her car charged for curfew.
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