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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2011
Page
2
A Gallup poll shows 76 percent say most representatives do not deserve re election the highest since the question began 19 years and six points above August. Only 20 percent say they should be reelected a record low amid debt ceiling debates and payroll tax talks.
Officials say notification depends on problem severity with alerts to media in lighter cases and a fuller message to Elyria water customers. Lorain County Emergency Management reviews federal funds for a reverse 911 system while EPA rules require details in the next utility bill.
Local doctors group from Cleveland area eyed a revamp of the Center Ridge Road site near the North Ridgeville Elyria border. The former shopping center, once home to a McDonald’s and several major tenants, has remained largely vacant since 1960s turnover and 2007 demolition of its last structures. New ownership Bancshares Realty may pursue a tax increment financing plan to support construction, with papers to outline options provided by Gillock. The plan would shape a possible fitness center supermarket or restaurants and requires financing approval.
Marion L Steele High School senior Frank Keeling II received a nomination to the U S Military Academy from U S Rep Marcy Kaptur with hopes to serve as a military officer. Alternate picks include Chance Lowe Oberlin and David Barthzal Amherst for the Naval Academy.
Elyria moves toward state funding for a cloverleaf redesign with TRAC application in July and August hearing. Mayor-elect Holly Brinda prioritizes securing money to keep Midway Mall vital and attract business, while shop manager Mark Bressler urges progress. Brinda promotes broader area revitalization and mixed use plans.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329 7155 to report factual errors and seek corrections for accurate coverage.
Friday results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for midday and evening draws. Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh show big prizes with a $145000 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot and a $1 million Classic Lotto. Mega Millions Friday possible $67 million with Megaplier 4. Powerball on Wednesday estimates at $43 million.
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Sacramento investigators say Laurie Ann Martinez conspired with a friend to stage a burglary assault and rape in April to persuade her husband to relocate from a high crime area near the state Capitol. Prosecutors allege the hoax involved self injury and staged theft of items later found at a friend's home.
Police logs show a string of crimes from December 8 to 9 including forced entry thefts at a Taylor Street building, wine and candy theft at Speedway, property damage on Elbe Street, drug abuse charges for Glen Wilson and Stephanie Legg, obstructing official business for Antonio Ward, theft by Germaine Thomas at JC Penney, a home burglary with multiple electronics, burglary charges for William Nettles, and disorderly conduct for Cody Jones at Boomers Bar.
Roundup reports anchor Annie Stensrud of KEYC in Mankato faltered on air during a late night broadcast. video of the incident spread online drawing national mockery from outlets including Huffington Post Gawker and Daily Mail. Stensrud apologized citing illness and medication while KEYC called the event uncharacteristic as managers framed it as an internal matter.
Essex County prosecutors say Kasia Rivera 34 injected Justin Street 22 with silicone on May 5 leading to his death the next day. The death was ruled a homicide from a silicone embolism. Rivera faces manslaughter and unauthorized practice of medicine charges and is held on 75000 bail.
In Brookville Pennsylvania authorities charge 45 year old Scott Bennett with disorderly conduct after he published a living mother’s obituary to obtain bereavement leave from work. The Jeffersonian Democrat reported Bennett’s notice appeared as a legitimate memorial but relatives alerted the paper. The paper’s editor said the obituary was accepted in good faith as funeral plans could not be confirmed. Police said Bennett wrote the notice to avoid firing for taking time off.
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