FBI Dress Code Advisory Aims to Cut Bank Robberies
FBI urged Milford area banks and police to post signs asking customers not to wear hooded sweatshirts hats or sunglasses as part of a clothing advisory. Spokesman Harry Trombitas said signs could become standard in Ohio. some banks resisted fearing alienating customers, but expectations favor broader adoption.
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Ohio mom of six pleads guilty in cancer scam
Melanie Chen, 30, of Columbus pleaded guilty to one count of theft for defrauding friends and family of more than 800000 by claiming her husband had cancer. She fled to Utah after indictment in March, was apprehended a month later, and faces up to 10 years in prison and a 20000 dollar fine. Her husband, Philip Chen, 38, pleads not guilty. his trial is set for August 19. Authorities say they solicited money from July 2005 to August 2008 for medical expenses.
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Chronicle-Telegram corrects and invites tips on errors
The Chronicle-Telegram announces commitment to accurate coverage and provides a contact number 329-7155 for readers to report factual errors and request corrections.
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Ohio and Michigan Lottery Draws and Jackpots Report
Monday results across states include Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Ohio, Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto jackpots of 120000 and 33.7 million respectively, Mega Millions estimated at 124 million. Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia also list Daily 3 4 and 5 draws with various numbers and prizes.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and staff list reveal publication details
The Chronicle Telegram staff and contact options are listed, including publisher A Cooper Hudnutt, editor Andrew R Young, and department heads for news sports and advertising. Office hours, hotline numbers, circulation services, and ad rates for Elyria Ohio are provided.
Free backpack giveaway supports back-to-school prep
Elyria barber Mr Rick's hosts a noon to 4 pm event at Lake Avenue offering 50 free backpacks with supplies for children 10 and under, plus $5 kids' haircuts, balloons, hot dogs, chips, drinks. Subway next door offers a free cookie. donations come from St Agnes parishioners and local businesses. Contact Lisa Roberson.
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Sheffield Lake teachers strike talks stall over pay and benefits
Striking risk fades as Sheffield Lake school district negotiates with teachers over salaries and health care contributions. The board seeks 10 percent health plan cost share and 2 percent yearly raises, while the union demands 5.3 percent annual increases. Officials note a $10 million carryover looming, with projections showing expenditures exceeding revenues after 2010 11 if new funding does not arrive.
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Woman injured as Alltel store damage prompts power outage
Police interviews confirm at least three witnesses. no injuries reported. Fire officials note extensive front plate glass damage and back wall cracks with power lines down. Vehicle towed, driver wearing seat belt, and she continues with medical appointment.
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Lorain police set up driver license checkpoint this week
Lorain Police will run a city bound driver license checkpoint Wednesday to catch unlicensed drivers or those with suspended licenses. Details on time or location were not released. In a separate incident, Santos Ramos, 25, was arrested after reportedly throwing a Molotov cocktail and smashing a vehicle windshield during a dispute over a former girlfriend. He faces criminal damaging, driving under suspension, obstructing official business, aggravated arson, and menacing charges.
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Lorain blotter reports stolen car and assaults
A series of incidents from Lorain blotter includes a 2002 Chevy Impala stolen on Broadway, threats over a vehicle sale, a teenage girl assaulted, graffiti at a stadium, a teen punched, property damage, window screens opened, thefts at Elliott sites, and charges against Tammy Mason for burglary, Russell Shoemaker for theft, Robert Beckett for domestic violence, and Scott Riley for gross sexual imposition and endangering children.
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Chapman case exposes judge and plea deal disputes
The judge noted Chapman rejected two plea offers 20 years plus life or 21 years to life, with prosecutors and others urging acceptance. His elder cousin Smith took 13 years after a life sentence was swapped for cooperation, a deal later ruled improper, leading to Chapman’s new trial and a 35 years to life verdict for multiple felonies.
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