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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2012
Page
1
Lorain County sheriff’s Sgt. Donald McCurry testifies at pre trial proceedings for murder suspect Adam Grimes describing the suspect’s concern over a woman’s condition after harm occurred.
Elyria police testimony shows Adam Grimes did not know Melanie Hruby was dead until after an officer informed him. Grimes, 25, faces aggravated murder and felonious assault charges for the December 18 incident at his Avon Belden Road home.
Invacare Corp announces a 40 percent workforce reduction at its Taylor Street facility in Elyria effective immediately, citing production declines tied to a consent decree with the FDA. The decree halts wheel chair manufacturing and distribution until standards are met, with the company pledging assistance to affected workers and aiming to resume full operations promptly.
Gerry Blouch, chief executive officer of Invacare Corp, pledges ongoing regulatory compliance and aims to resume full operations at Taylor Street as soon as possible. The statement signals plans to restore production and address oversight concerns.
The 9th District Court of Appeals found judge James Miraldi erred in denying Joel Cavender's bid for a new trial. It ordered a hearing to consider new evidence since his 2007 release, while Cavender again denies the accusations and notes recanted testimony by the former stepson. The case centers on alleged molestation of Cavender’s former stepdaughter and stepson in the mid 1990s.
Elyria report states the East Bridge Street post office drive through will be rebuilt after a December accident. USPS spokesman David Van Allen says the area will be totally remodeled to improve safety with guardrails.
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