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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2013
Page
4
A1 records show attorney Camera signed an affidavit in a sheriff sale dispute. He represented KILJA Corp tied to Long Keith, who forfeited ownership in a plea bargain for a prostitution ring health spa. Keith’s organization faced money laundering accusations. Camera cooperated with the probe.
Castro received a life sentencing deal after pleading guilty to aggravated murder kidnapping rape and assault related to the abductions of Amanda Berry Gina DeJesus and another victim. He apologized in court blaming sex addiction and his former wife while the prosecutor noted the victims’ resilience. The disappearances spanned 2002 to 2004 with Amanda Berry escaping on May 6 triggering his arrest.
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and help ensure accuracy in coverage.
The report lists daily and mid day draws for Pick 3 4 5 and rolling cash 5 plus Mega Millions Powerball and state games. Notable jackpots: Rolling Cash 5 next $130,000 Mega Millions estimated $13 million Powerball $300 million Classic Lotto $42.2 million. Michigan and West Virginia Friday draws included.
The Chronicle Telegram staff page lists editors and managers including Andrew R. Young as Editor Julie Wallace Managing Editor Benjamin Nagy News Editor Kevin Aprile Sports Editor Howard Gollop Features Editor Bruce Bishop Chief Photographer Barb Rusko Stephens Marketing Director and various advertising and circulation contacts. It also provides subscription rates and mailing information for Elyria Ohio.
The local funds helped qualify the city for a state grant tied to the popular Biggest Loser weight loss program. Contact Steve Fogarty at 3297146 for details.
Oberlin City Council will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in Council Chambers to consider an ordinance directing the finance director to certify an initiative for a community bill of rights to the Lorain County Board of Elections and to hear an update from the light and power director about the July 26 city wide power outage.
The Welty family files a lawsuit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against driver Christopher DeWitt and West Roofing Systems Inc. alleging negligence and improper hiring and supervision. DeWitt’s pickup crossed centerline, struck Brandon Danicki's Grand Am, then hit Dale Welty’s Civic, killing Welty. Marijuana found in DeWitt’s lunchbox.
Dayton area county fairs in southwest Ohio report reduced public funding with Montgomery County receiving over 64000 last year, about half of 2008. Officials urge self support while Greene County and Clark County fairs cite funding gaps and better gate receipts, aided by summer weather.
Habitat offers 20 year zero interest mortgages and requires sweat equity plus modest application fees. Eligible buyers include families with no or limited credit who live in substandard or small homes and cannot qualify for traditional loans. A Lorain program helped Nathan Brumfield, previously in a trailer, buy a home and plan foster care for relatives. Prospective buyers attend a three session pre purchase class August 27 September 3 and September 10 at North Coast BIA in Elyria. Registration is required.
Mayor Bulan says state funds will start the harbor dredging process with bids from a commercial contractor. Work estimated at four to six weeks after contract, to remove about 45 800 cubic yards of silt from 2 to 3 feet shallow depths. Authorities allow depositing dredged material in the lake to save hauling costs.
On Wednesday and Thursday, multiple incidents were logged. Stefan Carnes, 19, was charged with possession after police found crack in his car on Infirmary Road. Nancy Laubert, 53, faced domestic violence and weapons while intoxicated after alleged threats. Other reports include stolen lawn equipment, catalytic converter theft, air conditioner missing, vandalized cars, and shoplifting at Apples. One arrest occurred on Meister Road for shoplifting.
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