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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2015
Page
1
At Cleveland Trump threatens to run as independent if he fails to secure the Republican nomination. He dismisses criticisms of his remarks about women as political correctness while labeling national leaders stupid. The debate features a raucous two hours with boos and cheers as rivals react.
Republicans and watchers largely praised the first Republican presidential debate at Quicken Loans Arena. University of Akron analyst John Green called it strong though not decisive for Trump's standing while Lorain County GOP's David Arredondo weighed in on trust and independence. Ohio Governor Kasich and Donald Trump appeared for post debate questions.
Local Democrats watched the GOP debate at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland. Lorain County Democratic Chairman Anthony Giardini said the event was entertaining but offered little substance.
Democrats held an afternoon news conference in Cleveland to upstage the first Republican presidential debate. They mocked Republican policies and criticized the candidates, accusing them of hollow commitments to voting rights and community.
Lorain County investigators say Eric Zaffer was shot at his home and his barn ransacked. Three suspects from Carlisle and Spencer Townships face murder and aggravated robbery charges after a same day break in at Elyria Country Club linked them to the crime.
Elyria judge hears testimony from Tony Horn who used 924 W Seventh Court as his stated address when voting in the May Democratic primary. Horn says he no longer lives there but mails still arrive, calling it his main address while his right to vote is challenged by Lorain City Councilman Dennis Steeves ManheimChronicles.
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