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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2011
Page
11
In Lorain a 7-year-old told police she found a .22 rifle with a cut barrel in her sister’s closet. Antonio Stewart, 23, was charged with furnishing a weapon to a minor after firearms and 15 rounds were seized. The incident prompted further investigation at the West 10th Street home.
In Sheffield Township Gabrielle Bracken 18 and James Bracken 27 are charged with tampering with records forgery and falsification connected to a plan to frame a Cleveland man for rape. Earlier they clashed with police outside Hillcrest Hospital with James accused of stealing equipment while Gabrielle acted as lookout.
Lorain school board approves a 23.83 mill renewal levy for the May 3 ballot. Treasurer Dale Weber says it would not raise taxes, generating 12.89 mills after adjustments, keeping current tax levels if approved. Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson says the measure aims to stretch one more year while the district faces an $8 million deficit next year. If the levy fails, the recently offered $2 million in teacher concessions would be voided and a wage freeze would apply for 2011-12.
Elyria physician Issam Nemeh known for claimed healing via prayer will be featured on a 10 AM segment of The Dr. Oz Show taped before Christmas. Oz, a Columbia surgeon, has long pursued Nemeh and related patients, with author Maura Zagrans promoting his work in Miracles Every Day.
Don Thibaut, longtime Kasich adviser, has filed as a lobbyist with clients including Corrections Corporation of America. CCA aims to influence state policy on privatization to help close Ohio's $8 billion budget gap. Gary Mohr, Kasich's prisons director, previously advised CCA.
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