Ohio unions bill prompts protests and mixed views in Legislature
Northeast Ohio memo to Niehaus criticizes the bill for lacking a replacement option to collective bargaining. Critics call the changes window dressing and a roll back of middle class protections while supporters argue for government spending restraint and flexibility. Protests mount at the Statehouse as amendments loom and no vote is scheduled.
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Statehouse
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Wisconsin
Protect the Protectors
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Branstool
Williams
Kale
Kalo
Rallies Spark Debate Over Senate Bill 5 in Lorain County
County figures including Kale and Williams clash on Senate Bill 5 at a board meeting after Kasich spoke. AFL CIO spokesman Richards labels the rallies a mobilization against the measure, arguing it targets workers. Calls to contact civic leaders are urged as the bill faces legislative action.
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Aflcio
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Baird Eyes Elyria Ballot Route Through Write-In Path
Elyria candidate Baird plans to run via a write-in route in the primary to seek the Republican nomination. Voters must enter his name on paper or touchscreen ballots for the vote to count. He remains active in local politics and library fund efforts.
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Brighton Congregational chili cookoff set for March 4
A correction notes the annual chili cookoff at Brighton Congregational Church is scheduled for March 4. The item in Wednesday’s edition had an incorrect date and the Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors.
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Ohio and state lottery results and jackpots update
Wednesday drawings list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto with jackpots of 22.7 million, Mega Millions 76 million, and Powerball 155 million. Includes out of state results for Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia with their Daily 3 4 and Cash 5 numbers.
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Editor contact list and staff roles
The snippet lists newspaper staff with titles and phone extensions. It includes Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Bruce Bishop Features Editor Ryan Dawson Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photographers and Marketing Director Barb Rusko Stephens with their respective phone numbers.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Lorain Graduation Date Moved To Guard Against Track Conflicts
Lorain school board rescheduled this year's high school graduation from June 4 to June 5 after discovering a clash with a state track meet. Board VP Timothy Williams apologized for the error and noted students should not have to choose between track and graduation. The board has not set a ceremony time. The district also named the new middle school Southview by 212 votes over Whittier's 103.
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Lorain
Timothy Williams
Cheryl Atkinson
Southview
Whittier
Lorain man charged after shooting at driver
Lorain police arrested 31 year old Marco Serrano after he allegedly fired three shots at a car in the 700 block of Brownell Avenue striking a rear window post. He denied intent and was charged with weapons under disability and felonious assault.
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Marco Serrano
Brownell Avenue
Serrano
County eyes budget cuts and revenue options in 2012 plan
Williams warned the county faces a 6 to 7 million shortfall in 2012 unless belt tightening occurs. Proposals include selling parking facilities or raising parking charges, using county fleet vehicles for employees, and shifting legal ads online to cut costs. County leaders weigh online ads and which papers to use amid looming ad-cost changes.
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Golden Acres Nursing Home
Green Acres
Ted Kale
Lorain County
Cordes
North Ridge Road
Sheffield Township
Gerald Innes
Theresa Upton
Upton
Ohio
Chronicle- Telegram
The
Morning Journal
Lisa Hobart
Health tension flares as congressman admits pain killer use
The congressman acknowledged taking two tablets of a pain killer from an unnamed donor during a heated campaign last year. He said the episode showed poor judgment and staff were put in a difficult position as seven staffers resigned. Wu faced a state fine over workers compensation and sought counseling. He plans to speak with reporters in Portland this weekend.
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