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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2008
Page
1
Long list of incidents, thefts, domestic violence and warrants across Elyria Lorain and surrounding townships. Timber of events includes vehicle thefts from storage likely dating to 2008, various battery and domestic violence charges, break-ins, copper thefts, vandalism, drug paraphernalia charges, and a golf cart joyride report. Several arrests and citations noted with ages and locations.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage and transparent corrections for published material.
Tuesday draws across states report Midday Pick 3 8 5 0 and 6 6 8, Pick 4 4 1 5 9 and 7 1 1 4, Rolling Cash 5 10 15 16 24 25, Ten-Oh 3 6 8 10 15 16 17 22 26 28 40 46 51 59 99 60 67 72 75 77, Mega Millions 14 27 39 47 50 with 12 Mega Ball and estimated 150 million jackpot, Classic Latin 10.4 million. Other states: Michigan Daily 3 7 1 3 Daily 4 3 3 7 6 Fantasy 5 3 5 13 18 31 Pennsylvania Daily Number 2 1 9 Big 4 6 7 3 3 West Virginia Daily 3 0 4 2 Daily 4 6 0 8 7 Cash 25 3 6 7 11 18 24.
A comprehensive staff directory for The Chronicle Telegram includes publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as editor and managing editor respectively, with Patti Ewald as advertising manager, Julia Wallace as assistant managing editor, Kyla Kondik news editor, Benjamin Nagy metro editor, Christina Jolliffe sports editor, Bruce Bishop chief photographer, and Dave Perczek features editor. Also shown are circulation contacts, office hours, and subscription rates. City and postal info, toll free numbers, and mailing address are provided.
An excited Saint Bernard knocked a candle over onto a couch in a Colonial Oaks mobile home around 2 a.m. Monday, triggering heavy smoke and about 70 000 dollars in structural damage plus 20 000 to contents. No injuries were reported.
At Lorain County Community College officials discuss early dismissal rules for post secondary students and the need for parental permission and signed notes for leaving before 2 40 p m. Police and school staff distinguish between legitimate absences and truancy and stress that only students loitering without permission become a police matter.
Snow swept through the region causing multiple crashes on Route 57 Interstate 90 and Cleveland Street. Hopkins International Airport shut for hours before reopening. Lorain firefighters report minor incidents. Officials imposed a snow ban until noon to clear streets for plows.
Snowplow drivers have restricted field of vision and can throw snow, reducing visibility. The U S Postal Service urges customers to clear paths for carriers and keep vehicle lights on. Drive slowly, allow extra time, and avoid close following. contact numbers for safety tips are provided.
Skyscraper at Challenge Park will operate without park admission, expected to cost about 20 to 30 dollars per ride similar to bungee and ejector-seat attractions. The ride seats four at a time on two large propeller arms and runs for about two minutes with 60 riders per hour. Riders’ reactions will be recorded for video sales. Opening is planned for May. no official price was announced. Cedar Point did not provide a comment.
After a brief pursuit, a suspect fled a car on Water Street. He sank chest deep in the river when crossing a thin ice crust and was pulled to safety by Ashdown firefighters. He was diagnosed with mild hypothermia and treated at the scene.
Uno the beagle became the first of his breed to win best in show at Westminster. The nearly 3-year-old won over two top poodles and other finalists before a Madison Square Garden crowd, claiming noisiest in show as well. The 132nd Westminster drew 2,627 entries from over 169 breeds.
In Oberlin and DC, figures such as Terrell and Gibbs Hunt shaped civil rights and education. The piece recalls Terrell as a pioneering DC school board member, restaurant integration advocate, and Oberlin alumna honored for leadership during the college centennial. Black History Month events and heritage themes frame the narrative.
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