Betleski tied to vacation time overstatement and payments
Betleski resigned from the Lorain County office after a review found 150 extra vacation hours claimed since 2004. He was paid 197 unused hours totaling 6221 and 1000 unused sick hours totaling 31500, and repaid about 2215 unemployment benefits. He remains free on bond as legal proceedings proceed.
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Betleski
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Mirta Remali
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Adrian Betleski
James Gemelas
Chronicle Telegram Clarifies Corrections Policy
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, pledging to correct inaccuracies and provide accurate coverage. The notice underlines the paper’s commitment to correction and transparency.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Friday Lottery Results and Jackpot Highlights
Friday draws across Ohio and neighboring states list Midday and Evening numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Ten Oh and Mega Millions with jackpots noted. Rolling Cash 5 stands at 110000 dollars while Classic Lotto reaches 7.9 million and Mega Millions at an estimated 207 million.
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Ten-Oh
Ten- Oh
Chronicle Telegram publishes Elyria newspaper details and contacts
The Chronicle Telegram announces staff and office details and contact information. It lists publishers editors and department heads, telephone numbers, and office hours for Elyria Ohio with postal and delivery notes. The document also notes subscription rates and mailing details.
Automakers Seek White House Aid as 250000 Vehicles Cut
GM announced a 250000 vehicle cut to first quarter production and 21 North American plants will close temporarily. The move impacts U S Canada and Mexico facilities as Ohio job losses rise. UAW and lawmakers push for loan aid while criticizing management and labor costs amid bailout talks.
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Mexico
Detroit
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Cashpoor General Motors Corp
Chrysler LLC
Wall Street
Lilly cleared in county computer use and car trips inquiry
The investigation found Lilly authorized to use county computers for personal tasks during nonwork hours and found no evidence she misused county cars. A Virginia trip in 2005 to a privacy conference saved the county 551 dollars, leading to renewed calls to restore her reputation after politically charged allegations.
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Sheehan
Will
Williamsburg
Susan Ward
Virginia
Ward
Berta
Jim Maschari
Maschari
Mary
Lorain Law Director
Dan Wightman
County trims health coverage hours to 32
The county reduces the minimum workable hours for health insurance from 35 to 32 per week for three months. County Administrator Jim Cordes warns of long term cost, while officials note layoff notices to 37 workers, with about 26 expected to lose jobs.
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Jim Cordes
Cordes
Will
Elyria faces budget squeeze as city departments loom large
City officials warn big three public services police fire and parks and recreation consume most funds. In 2008 they used 54 percent of the $34 million general fund with police at over 7.5 million and fire near 9 million. Pools cost 220000 to run, with only 60000 in revenue. staff fears cuts may affect stations and pool maintenance. Budget talks continue ahead of a January proposal and March council deadline.
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Fire and Parks and Recreation
Michael Medders
Medders
Grace
South Rec
Detroit papers weigh cutting home delivery to three days
The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press consider restricting seven day service to Thursday Friday and Sunday as part of a broader shift to a new business model. A final decision has not been made but a Wednesday press conference is planned to outline dynamic options and maintain two strong newspaper voices. The plan would affect the largest U S market for three day delivery and faces reader loyalty risks as staff reductions and redesigned print editions could occur.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Bassett
Rick Edmonds
Poynter Institute
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edmonds
Elyria Police Blotter Reports Thefts And Incidents
Local blotter lists multiple thefts including Ricky Frazier charged with stealing 564 dollars in movies and games at a Market Drive store. Others include Macy's theft of 336.96, Finish Line cash register theft of 302.95, Wal Mart clothing theft over 150, and related domestic violence and assault incidents.
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Ricky Frazier
Cleveland
Seventh Street
Columbia
Midway Mall
Patricia Smnagel
Amherst
Ashley Staziano
Macy's Department
Richard A. Pineiro
Lorain
Chestnut Commons
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Elyria
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