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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2010
Page
9
Oberlin voters will not be asked to approve a May levy to renovate the track and tennis courts. Board President Ian Yarber cited the need for public input and the cancellation of a snowed‑out meeting. The proposed 1-mill levy would have raised about $190,000 annually.
A doctor charged in his wife Rosemarie’s cyanide death acted strangely after the incident, showing a bottle of calcium capsules and saying, This is what Rosie took. Rosemarie died in a car crash amid the murder trial of Essa Dr Yazeed Essa, who is accused of lacing capsules with cyanide. The sister testified, describing her reaction and noting discrepancies the defense has raised about the bottle.
Lorain area churches including St. Peter and St. Vincent de Paul collect thousands of items for care packages destined for soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. St. Joseph in Avon Lake plans to join, with 20 to 30 volunteers coordinating the effort to provide a tangible link home for deployed service members.
Lorain County GOP hopeful Mickey Corbin filed petitions to replace outgoing Democrat Betty Blair in a race that also includes three Democrats and several local figures. Corbin advocates across the board cuts and opposes a sales tax hike, while pledging to listen to outlying areas amid a February 18 filing deadline.
German investigator Thomas Walther testified that John Demjanjuk provided conflicting stories about where he spent the remainder of World War II after his 1942 capture. Walther said some statements about locations are historically impossible, including a claim of serving with the Ukrainian Liberation Army in Graz in 1943.
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