Oberlin mom jailed after leaving children in car
In Elyria a 23 year old Oberlin mother Erica Malone was charged with child endangerment after leaving her 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son alone in a locked Target car for about 25 minutes in 23 degree weather. Police say she returned as an officer tried to open the door and then she and the children were taken to a relative before she was processed.
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Erica N. Malone
Malone
Target
Chocolate takes spotlight at museum dinner with lavish experiment
At a chocolate themed museum dinner, Debbie and Jeanine Rini weigh chocolate versus jewelry as gift choices while Chef John Taylor describes chocolate’s challenging integration into menus. Historians trace cocoa from Mayan roots to modern industry, noting key milestones and global production.
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Jeanine Rini
Jeanine
John Taylor
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Sferra
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Hershey's
Reese
Spielberg
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Lottery results with multiple state draws and jackpots
Ohio midday picks and rolling cash results with jackpots listed. Classic Lotto and Mega Millions figures shown for Friday and previous Saturday. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily numbers included. Rolling Cash jackpots noted at $110000 and $100900 with several 5 and 4 digit lines.
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Daay
Pennsylvania
Big
West Virginia
Daily
Cash
Bard Stephens Jr. listed in newspaper education manager note
A clipped line identifies Bard Asko Stephens as education manager contact with box 2010 in Dyna. The fragment notes a phone-like string 323-7239 and an office label. No other context or names are provided.
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AD. Hodnott
Arthur D. Hodauett
Etyria
Ohio
Materal & Publishing Company
JoAnn Trat
Orromadie
Bard Asko Stephens
No-show workers loom over Lorain budget
Lorain officials blame high absenteeism and lax personnel practices for a 1.4 million deficit as city leaders review the 2007 budget. Auditor Mantini estimates a 40 hour week could save about 2 million annually by dropping paid lunch, while union talks continue.
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Tony Krasienko
Dal Large
Timko
Dan Given
Given
Ron Mantini
Foltin
Iran shifts to dialogue on Iraq amid U.S. pressure
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad signals dialogue over force in Iraq. Tehran denies arming militants with sophisticated weapons, while the White House backs the U.S. assessment of weapon shipments from Iran to Iraq.
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Foreign Ministry
Mohammad Ali Hosseini
White House
Tony Snow
Police blotter highlights multiple thefts and warrants
West Avenue 9:56 am police charge William Aponte Jr 26 with falsification. East Broad Street 2:56 pm $60 stolen from business cash drawer. Midway Mall Steve and Barry's 4:22 pm Quiana E Ligon 27 of Cleveland charged with theft. East 28th Street 2:03 am Miguel A Moran 28 charged with littering. U S 20 9:48 pm 1996 Chevy 1500 reported stolen. Royalton Road 9:44 pm purse stolen from vehicle after window smashed. South Broadway police charge Jose Perez Jr 21 of Lorain.
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East Avenue
South West River Road
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Midway Mall
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Barry
North Abbe Road
Mitsubishi Galant
Kenneth J. Wright
Lorain
Erie County Sherif
Cheriin Road
Ronald AL Veals
Furnace Street
East 28Th Street
Miguel A. Moran
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East Royalton Road
South Broadway
North Ridge Road
Jose Perez Jr
Helium Shortages Reach Floral Shops as Prices Rise
Several US helium plants were delayed or down for maintenance and January storms damaged refineries in Kansas and Oklahoma. Vendors report rising costs with quotes noting a tank rose from 67 to 20 more recently and predict further price hikes, while shops like Puffer's Floral and Puskas Family Flowers anticipate higher balloon prices soon.
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Oklahoma
Yvonne Hutchson
Puffer
East Rive St
Hutchson
Celeste Puskas
Puskas Family Flowers
North Ridge Road
Puskas
First lady says Bush forgets Valentine's Day
Laura Bush says President Bush is not very good at remembering Valentine’s Day. She recalls a White House florist sending flowers and a gardener once making a heart for her. The interview promotes heart health awareness and notes a planned romantic dinner. The piece mentions florists facing cold, delivery challenges and a possible snowstorm.
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Washington
Laura Bush
President Bush
Rachael Ray
White House
National Park
Piary
Ray
Virginia
Luther Vandross
First Lady
Avon Lake High School Weather Disruption Hit By Burst Sprinkler
A burst sprinkler near Avon Lake High School exterior caused smoke and water damage in a rear hallway. No fire. officials noted a frozen head likely caused the malfunction. classes resume today, with power intact in gym and cafeteria.
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Avon Lake High School
Avon Lake Fire Department
Bob Scott
Scott
Lottery executive cites high payouts as path to profit
Abouser backed by Dottore and Commissioner Cade argues higher instant game payouts drive profitability. He notes Massachusetts pays 72 percent on instant tickets and leads per capita sales, while Ohio remains steady. Govorner review continues. plan to push Pick 3 Pick 4 Classic Lotto and adjust prizes to boost overall sales.
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Dottore
Erskine Cade
Strickland
Massachusetts
Ohio
Tee Tee Taylor
Cleveland
Gateway
Tower City
Taylor
Keith Dailey
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