Judge dismisses NEXUS pipeline lawsuit in Ohio
A federal judge in Akron dismissed a May suit by more than 60 property owners seeking to block the 250 mile NEXUS gas pipeline. The court ruled it lacked jurisdiction to challenge FERC approval, ending the bid to halt a $2 billion project carrying 1.5 Bcf/d from shale fields to Michigan and Ontario.
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Appalachia
Lorain County
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Ontario
Canada
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Local man Hoover faces drug charges in Lorain County
Hoover, accused of dealing anti anxiety drugs and prescription painkillers, is jailed on a 2 million bond. A witness says Hoover threatened her and offered money to alter her story in June 2015. He will return to court next week to seek bond reduction.
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Grafton Township
Lorain County
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Lawyer Considers Appointment in Death Penalty Case
Attorney Lieux weighs accepting the appointment after speaking with Rowan. Sioux says Cook approached him about the post and he plans to meet Rowan before pretrial to ensure he understands the stakes and what is required to prepare for a death penalty case.
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Rowan
Lioux
Nativity Scene Setup at Elyria Catholic High School
Steve McCoy was arranging a Nativity display in front of Elyria Catholic High School. The report correcting a photo caption in Tuesday’s Chronicle Telegram notes prior information was inaccurate.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Lottery numbers and upcoming jackpots for Ohio drawing
Tuesday midday picks include Pick 3 6 9 7 and 1 4 7, Pick 4 7 9 3 7 and 2 7 0 9, Pick 5 2 7 0 1 4 and 4 6 5 2 0, Rolling Cash 5 6 12 14 23 31. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 110000, Classic Lotto 25.4 million, Lucky for Life results 13 16 21 29 32 and Ball 17.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram lists leadership including President CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R. Young Controller Ann E. Klunzinger and others. It provides editorial roles News Editor Jennifer Lyon Sports Editor Kevin Aprile and Advertising contacts with office hours and subscription pricing.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
Ann E. Klunzinger
Vian Dicken
Kymberli Hagelberg
Jennifer Lyon
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Tax bill debate highlights party fault lines in Congress
Senators spar over a sweeping tax package with Republicans touting growth and Democrats warning of benefits to the wealthy. The plan cuts corporate rates to 21 percent and reduces top individual rate, while thefts on state and local tax deductions draw resistance from high tax states.
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Cincinnati
Senate
America
New York
Chuck Schumer
GOP
Trump
Greg Walden
Rore
Ryan
Richard Neal
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
New Jersey
California
Senate Rules Snag GOP Tax Bill With Three Provisions
The 1.5 trillion Republican tax bill faces two minor Senate violations and a title issue that could delay a second House vote. Democrats protest the title The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and language about 529 accounts for homeschooling plus a tax on private university endowments. McCarthy says House will revote before sending to Trump.
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Senate
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GOP
House
Kevin McCarthy
Calif
Trump
Tax Overhaul Highlights and Key Provisions
The package cuts corporate rates to 21 percent while individual cuts expire in 2026. It caps state and local tax deductions at 10,000 dollars, doubles the child tax credit to 2,000 with 1,400 refundable, restores medical expense and student loan interest deductions, and includes an EV credit. It repeals the ACA individual mandate and allows drilling in Alaska's Arctic Refuge.
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Democrats
Frankenstein
House
Nancy Pelosi
GOP
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
IRS
New York
New Jersey
California
Peter King
Long Island
Congress
U.S
Avon Considers Storm Water Fee Based On Impervious Surface
Avon outlines a storm water utility charging $2 per ERU calculated from impervious surface. A single family home averages 4300 square feet per ERU, while a 43000 square foot commercial site would pay ten ERUs monthly on water bills. Schools may get a 75 percent reduction with water conservation added to the curriculum.
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Ohio Epa
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