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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2011
Page
2
The 43-deputy office covers 357 square miles with three to four on patrol per shift. Trustees say the extended hours aim to curb break-ins red lights and speeding. Parsons expects the agreement to extend beyond February with more road patrols and deputies. Contact details provided.
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The Chronicle Telegram reports the Amherst Blue Sky Restaurant plans a second location in Elyria in the former Blockbuster store on Cleveland Street. The new outlet is months away. Amherst will remain open. Susan Hobson Yarmock died of natural causes at Lorain County Jail on Sunday.
Ohio midday and evening draws report Pick 3 8 0 5 and 6 1 5, Pick 4 8 2 8 0 and 6 7 4 5, Rolling Cash 5 numbers, Ten-Oh sequence. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot listed at $120000, Classic Lotto $40.1M, Mega Millions $85M with 14 17 19 20 32 and 28 Megaplier 4, Powerball $160M with 20 40 41 47 55 and 19. Michigan Daily 3 2 5 8, Daily 4 7 3 5 2, Fantasy 5 3 11 15 34 38. Pennsylvania Daily Number 8 9 2, Big 4 9 9 8 9, Cash 5 2 13 20 28 42. West Virginia Daily 3 7 7 5, Daily 4 6 8 1 6.
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President Obama signs legislation to avoid a default and cut spending by 2.1 trillion over ten years. Wall Street plunges as the debt limit fight resurges with Republicans, who resist tax increases while pressing for future deficit cuts.
Mantini says he cooperated with investigators and did not tamper with documents. He links the accusations to his support for Chase Ritenauer in the Democratic mayoral primary. Council cut economic development funds for Pipe Yard repairs on May 16, later approving 13500 and 2000 for contractor work, though payments await Krasienko’s sign off or veto.
Amid a nationwide recession, Lorain County unemployment rose to 10.1 percent as a November levy failed. Suez and new North Ridgeville district superintendent Brown note prior $2.2 million cuts and 750 yard signs plus 3,800 brochures in a campaign that warned of bigger class sizes if the levy fails. Black River Schools also rejected a 7.5 million emergency levy by about 864 to 432.
A new state ban on possession and sale of bath salts takes effect in October, classifying the substances as Schedule 1. Spice, a synthetic marijuana, is also banned. The substance is usually in 200 or 500 mg packets and can be ingested, snorted, smoked, or injected. A man found with two vials was transported for evaluation. authorities describe delusional symptoms and note rarity of such incidents in Lorain County.
Aaron Rosenbaum 26 remained in critical condition at MetroHealth Medical Center after a self-inflicted gunshot to the head using a .22 rifle. Investigators say no foul play is suspected though the shooting is under inquiry. in 2008 he allegedly accidentally shot his father, leaving him paralyzed.
Police log spanning July 29 to Aug 2 details vandalism and breaking and entering at Crestwood School. Theft charges include a 16 year old male for cans and a Walmart clothing theft. Reports include domestic violence arrests, a pit bull related incident, a knife assault, and a security inquiry over missing oxycodone at Oak Hills Nursing Home.
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