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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2011
Page
2
Police report finds patrons wandering in and out without being scanned. Officers note it was past 2 30 a.m. and bartenders were still serving. No evidence found in the bar and suspects could not be located.
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects a Sunday report stating Tawanda L. Allgood, 24, was not charged with DUI, driving under suspension, or failing to obey police. Ronnie Wright, 26, of Elyria, was actually arrested on the cited charges.
Midday and evening draws across multiple games list numbers for Pick 3 4 and Rolling Cash 5 plus Mega Millions and Powerball. Jackpots highlighted include Rolling Cash 5 at 120000, Classic Lotto at 22.5 million, Mega Millions estimated 64 million, and Powerball estimated 155 million.
The Chronicle presents a staff roster with names and roles including Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace Advertising Mgr Carla Hama Advertising Mgr Jeff Pfeiffer Circulation Mgr Gary Cozart President Paul B. Martin Treasurer Mark E. Brown Marketing Director Barb Rusko Stephens and contact numbers for departments and office hours.
Vermilion patrolman Scott Holmes was hospitalized for smoke inhalation after a house fire at 442 Ewa Yea St. He evacuated nearby residences as wind drove smoke across his path. Holmes, a nine year veteran, was discharged the next day and is expected to return to work midweek.
Government offices at city, county, state and federal levels closed for Presidents Day. Elyria trash collection delayed by one day this week. Allied Waste urges regular pickup today. Post offices banks and credit unions closed except ATMs and in store branches. Schools closed per staff reports.
In a rambling 40 minute speech Seif al Islam Gaddafi backed regime reform and a national initiative aimed at changing media and penal laws while warning against continued protests. He claimed the death toll at 84 and said the army would act to restore order, with tens of thousands backing his father. Western officials urged dialogue and reform.
William Kelley, longtime Elyria resident and founder of Aquarium Systems, left a legacy of Instant Ocean saltwater substitute and public aquariums including a Mystic Conn wing named for him. He built a Niagara Falls aquarium, helped rehab Cleveland’s bath house into an aquarium, and mentored telescope projects with his brother Carl. He spoke seven languages and served in the Army in World War II, with a memorial service planned in Cot tonwood.
Senate leaders and White House negotiators grapple with a spending bill after the House passed a continuing resolution. Democrats warn of dire consequences, while Republicans vow no shutdown. Past shutdowns, notably 1995 96, shape today’s rhetoric as debt and spending dominate the fight.
A University of Guelph study urges YouTube to add help resources for self-injury search terms as policies curb graphic content. Experts warn videos can trigger crises yet also normalize discussion, suggesting therapists and parents discuss online viewing with at risk youths.
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