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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2008
Page
2
The children's center serving cerebral palsy autism and developmental disorders investigates porn charges. Sheriff Capt Resender says all staff had access to the center email used for adult sites. Miller initially resisted charges but changed stance after canceling the card and board meeting. About $200 was charged before billing staff flagged the transactions.
Police followed Evans and passengers to a house on W 30th Street where a two hour standoff ended with Evans found hiding in the basement. Aneetra Smith 19 and Shyanne Rome 19 were charged with obstructing justice while Evans faces multiple felony counts including fleeing and resisting arrest. Contact provided.
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling the newsroom at 329-7155 to improve accuracy. The notice outlines the newspaper’s commitment to precise coverage and invites public feedback.
Ohio Midday Pick 3 6 8 5 Pick 4 3 2 6 4 Ten Oh 3 9 12 24 26 32 33 39 41 43 45 56 57 61 64 66 72 73 76 78 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 120000 Classic Lotto 8.9 million Millions Mega Millions 1 8 13 27 41 Mega Ball 45 22 million out of state entries Michigan Daily 3 0 7 1 Daily 4 9 0 4 1 Fantasy 5 not available Pennsylvania Daily Number 0 8 1 Big 4 4 6 9 5 Quinto 2 4 4 8 7 West Virginia Daily 3 not available Daily 4 not available
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Elyria residents describe cautious spending as the holiday season arrives. Squeezed by a weak economy they cut extras, shopped more simply and focused on essentials and family gifts. Some still made last minute trips to Target for simple presents, while others praise calm, steady lines over chaotic crowds.
Police said robbers in the Westlake area used bags with tear gas and red dye packs that explode after leaving a bank. It is unclear how money and dye packs were distributed. Call Westlake Police at 440 871 3311 or FBI Cleveland at 216 522 1400 with tips.
The Children’s Hospital invites nominations from anyone, but recipients must be patients. Submitters should provide detailed stories of patients. Three winners will receive awards at the HeartThrob Ball in April. Christine Slomberg at 216 448 6032. from staff reports.
Lorain police report thefts and break ins across the city. On Monday December 22 at 9 23 p m a Ford Explorer was stolen in the 400 block West 15th Street. On Tuesday December 23 at 2 40 p m a wallet was taken in the 1500 block Fillmore Avenue. Multiple windows were broken at 12 17 p m in the 4500 block Ashland Avenue.
Friends and relatives describe Smitkowski as a devoted father with four daughters, a son, and four grandchildren. He frequented The Five Bar and Grill on Main Street with his daughter Wendy who has Down syndrome. The family gathered at Henrietta Township home to reflect on his life and faith at Sacred Heart Chapel in Oberlin.
Cheryl Smitkowski mourns her husband Mark a skilled craftsman and longtime business owner who built their 1970 Vermilion home and contributed to framing and stained glass. He loved his work and customers and led a life focused on family and craft until his death around Boxing Day.
Dozens of crashes blocked freeways and city roads including Route 2 Route 57 and Interstate 90 with a 20 car pileup shutting a road for about an hour. Elyria firefighters battled a vacant Chestnut Street home blaze at 3 30 a m but no injuries occurred. Mutual aid from Avon and Lorain supported Elyria as ice hampered response and travel. Heat and smoke damaged the two story home about 3000 in damage. Temperatures rose to 48 degrees Wednesday easing the ice and scene response remains cautious.
Akio Toyoda, grandson of founder Kiichiro Toyoda, may replace Katsuaki Watanabe as Toyota president as the company posts its first operating loss in seven decades and an 21.8 percent drop in global vehicle sales in November. Watanabe, 66, deflects resignation questions, aiming to steer through hard times.
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