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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2008
Page
1
Ken Reddinger Sr. quickly plans a fund at Buckeye Community Bank in Elyria to cover Catherine Taylor’s rising tax bill after foreclosure fears. The Catherine Taylor Fund will collect donations to pay off outstanding taxes, now $2,526, with additional undisclosed arrears.
Habitat for Humanity seeks to rehab foreclosed homes as a countywide issue grows. Catherine Taylor’s case illustrates the broader problem, with a foreclosure seminar scheduled at LCCC on August 11 to address the crisis.
A Lorain County jury found Frank Honaker guilty of murder and felonious assault in the December 13 shooting that left Christopher Betts dead. He was cleared of aggravated murder and was sentenced to 18 years to life. The verdict came after a three hour deliberation with sentencing set for Monday.
Elyria patrolman Joseph Figula Sr. retires with Badge No. 1 after 30 years on the force and a career marked by about 100 DUI arrests per year, including a department record 178 in one year. He leaves with a limousine send off and champagne, hoping to leave the city safer. His son Joseph Figula Jr. will continue his crusade against drunk driving.
Ohio bars restaurants racetracks and bowling alleys prep to host Keno as new lottery game starts Monday. Players pick 20 numbers and win based on correct picks with $1 bets potentially paying up to $300 000. Governor Strickland backs the expansion to help close a budget gap expecting $73 million first year.
FirstEnergy Corp plans electricity rate increases totaling about 16 percent over three years starting in 2009. The 2,103 page filing with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio shows 2009 up 5.3 percent, 2010 up 4 percent, and 2011 up 6 percent, with Jan 1 implementation each year.
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