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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2016
Page
2
Avon Lake police say two cars owned by residents were found in Cleveland after a dawn report. In a separate case, a home was entered and items stolen. A second home also reported thefts. police will boost residential patrols and urge residents to lock doors and vehicles.
A Lorain woman who reported recent burglaries found four of her tires slashed along with her boyfriend’s after a Monday incident on West 29th Street. She saw a man peering through a window and suspects the damage is linked to the break ins.
Aug 9 to Aug 11 police blotter reports include Albert Mendez charged with domestic violence after an assault on his wife on Kingsway Blvd. A scam victim paid 2500 to an Apple iTunes account via IRS impersonator. James Romero sought on domestic violence warrant. A rock damaged a cruiser. a laptop was stolen. a heroin overdose occurred on a porch. a bicycle theft included a suspect seen riding it.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects two errors: a lease approval date now stated as August 4, not July 5, in Jim Smith’s lawsuit story, and a July budget deficit report misstated the name of the group analyzing campaign plans. The correct organization is the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, not the Center for a Responsible Budget.
Ohio and out of state drawings list midday and evening games with results for Pick 3 4 5, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Lucky for Life, Mega Millions, Powerball, and state-specific Daily 3 Daily 4 Fantasy 5 Cash 5 Daily Three Daily Four. Next Rolling Cash 5 140000, Classic Lotto 1 million, Mega Millions 45 million, Powerball 82 million.
The Chronicle-Telegram staff roles and contact numbers are listed with executive positions including President CEO Paul B. Martin and Vice President Andrew R. Young. Coverage hours, supervision, and circulation contacts are provided along with subscription rates and mailing details for Elyria and Lorain County areas.
A 22 member panel of state leaders educators and health officials will survey Ohio schools to gauge drug abuse prevention efforts and recommend comprehensive age appropriate curricula. The effort comes amid rising opioid abuse with officials stressing a statewide culture shift and early education.
The USDA notes the current plant fails EPA standards and has faced legal action over raw sewage dumped into Wellington Creek. A 2009 settlement ended a suit on the 542 000 gallon spill. County works to plan construction while shifting Pheasant Run into LaGrange area with NE Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency approval.
At large councilwoman Molnar is praised by Springowski and Mayor Ritenauer for standing up to the good old boys and supporting policy initiatives. Calling hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and mass is 10 a.m. Thursday at St Frances Xavier Cabrini in Lorain. Contact Katie Nix at 329 7129.
Defense attorney Kreig Brusnahan said police and prosecutors gave him details about the case against Noble leading him to waive the preliminary hearing. He noted Whitfield died from multiple puncture wounds. Noble remains in the Lorain County Jail with bond reduced from 1 million to 500 thousand.
Sheffield Mayor John Hunter says the village will delay cultivation or sales until state rules are clear and favors restricted use. A special meeting 7 p.m. Monday at the Sheffield Village Municipal Complex will discuss prohibition or a zoning carve out and a building permit moratorium. The plan involves the Commerce Department state medical board and state Board of Pharmacy in oversight.
The Ohio Legislature approves a bill allowing physician prescribed inhalation of marijuana for chronic illnesses. Governor Kasich signs it, but access to medical marijuana will take months. State Rep. Dan Ramos calls the advisory opinion troublesome and notes lawmakers explicitly included attorneys in the scope.
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