Lorain County Police Log Details Thefts and Warrants
Police report items include thefts and disorderly conduct by intoxication in Elyria and Lorain with suspects aged 23 to 31. Frauds noted on a First Merit debit card. Several driving under suspension charges and warrants. A cable box theft, egging incident, drug paraphernalia possession, and contempt of court warrant are listed along with street locations and times.
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Nicholas Ri. Thomas
Elyria
van J. Hollohazy
Lorain
37Th St
East 25Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Clayton R. Harris
Leavitt Road
Angelina N. Raymond
Karla L. Condappa
Bell Ave
Arianne L. Welch
Third St
Elyria High School
Woodland Ave
Stanley Thomas
Adams St
Jeffery Bell
Avon Lake
Elyria Municipal Court
Bell Avenue
Lake Avenue
Amiri G. Rice
Cleveland
Crocker Road
Westlake
Jaron A. Malloy
Elyria Municipal
Chronicle Telegram Contact Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 for corrections and verified information.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results roundup with jackpots and numbers
Ohio and Michigan and Pennsylvania draws listed with winning numbers for Pick 3 4 and 5, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh, Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots. West Virginia daily numbers also shown and associated jackpot estimates.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Out of
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
West Virginia
Chronicle staffing and contact details
The Chronicle lists editorial leadership including Andrew R Young as editor Julie Wallace managing editor Benjamin Nagy news editor and Kevin Aprile sports editor with Bruce Bishop photography chief and Ryan Dawson features editor along with several contact numbers for staff.
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Andrew FR. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Andrew R. Young
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Midway Mall Faces Tenant Push to Renegotiate Leases
Midway Mall general manager Bressler says tenants have threatened to leave, prompting lease renegotiations. The 1.1 million square foot mall opened in 1966 with about 100 tenants and roughly 4 million annual visitors, as projections show national vacancy comparisons and revenue targets impacting operations.
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International Council of Shopping Centers
PNC Financial Services Group
Bressler
Midway Mall
M All
Midway Mall seen as improving but stalled overall growth
Mall officials report higher total sales versus last year though individual stores underperform. City leaders urge better tenant mix and access improvements as highway work looms. Stepped up efforts toward outlet-style anchors like Abercrombie & Fitch could draw more customers to Cleveland area mall.
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Bressler
Midway Mall
Jesse Tron
International Council
Tron
Cleveland
Victor Stewart III
Stewart
Midway
Abercrombie & Fitch
Hollister
Ohio Budget Officials See Stability Amid Tight Economic Signals
State Budget Director Tim Keen and aides review a national report noting Ohio's general fund spending rose modestly in 2012 despite a weak economy. Keen cites relative strength while lawmakers like Sen. Chris Widener caution against overly hopeful forecasts.
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Tim Keen
National
Ohio
Keen
Dave Pagnard
Springfield
Chris Widener
Senate Finance Committee
Postal service changes could delay first class mail nationwide
The Postal Service plans to close about 250 of nearly 500 mail processing centers by next March, lengthening first class delivery from one day to two or three days and shifting some mail to longer routes. Periodicals may take two to nine days as service standards loosen. Analysts warn customer experience could push more people online.
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Jim Corridore
S&p Capital IQ
U.S
Postal Service eyes five day mail with center closures
The Postal Service plans to cut about 3 700 local offices and consolidate processing centers to deliver two day first class mail for about 51 percent of volume and three days for most of the rest. The plan could trim up to 100 000 jobs and save as much as 6 5 billion annually as Donahoe presses ahead without congress. The agency faces a 5 5 billion annual retiree health payment and a projected 14 1 billion loss next year while awaiting advisory opinions and possible bills granting more authority.
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Patrick Donahoe
Congress
The
Postal Service
Post Office
Treasury
Donahoe
House
Senate
Independent Postal Regulatory Commission
Federal Register
Teens sexting study finds few prosecutions for photos
New Pediatrics studies analyze teen sexting focusing on photos and police handling in 2008 and 2009. They report about 4,000 reported cases nationwide with roughly one third resulting in arrests, and adults more likely to be charged. Experts urge monitoring and education over punishment.
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Pediatrics
Playboy
Janis Wolak
Michael Rich
Center On Media and
Victor Strasburger
University of New Mexico
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