Veysey Faces Veteran Politicians In 9th District Debate
About 500 attendees including many college students heard Republican candidate Veysey clash with Representatives Kaptur and Kucinich. Veysey urged fresh ideas to fight poverty and criticized Washington while Kaptur touted Erie County projects and the Davis-Besse plant. Kucinich warned about plant cracks as voters pressed for quick answers.
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Congress
Kaptur
Kucinich
Washington
Toledo
Cleveland
Kaptur and
Iraq
Afghanistan
Kaptor
Erie County
NASA
Plum Brook
Lake Erie
Davis-Besse
9Th District
Sandusky
Nattie Cox
LCCAA under probe as former heads accused of spending spree
A letter accuses three former LCCAA department heads of taxpayer funded spending for personal use and inflating Head Start enrollment. A board committee probes the wider charges while annual audits show fiscal responsibility. The agency seeks a new CEO after firing Robert Gilchrist.
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Robert Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Nancy Warzecha
Selina Gaddis
Marquis Frost
Lorain Mayor Ritenauer outlines budget steps and reforms
In a 30 minute State of the City address Mayor Ritenauer warned of budget gaps due to shrinking state revenue. He did not rule out a tax hike or layoff as a last resort after a June audit. He blamed Gov Kasich and Krasienko for past issues and proposed reforms including housing voucher reforms and a volunteer corps.
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Laura McDonald
McDonald
Ritenauer
John Kasich
Tony Krasienko
Krasienko
Lilly faces hearing ruling on potential law license sanction
A three member panel heard evidence Thursday on whether Lilly violated professional conduct rules. If found in violation, sanctions could include a public reprimand or loss of license, with a five judge panel to review and possible appeal to the state high court.
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Lilly
Dove
David Berta
State Disciplinary Board
Dave
Rosenbaum
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Feedback on Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 to help ensure accurate coverage and corrections.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Lottery Thursday Draws And Big Jackpot Updates
Ohio results show Pick 3 and Pick 4 combinations for midday draws plus Rolling Cash 5 and Ten Oh games. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at 150000 dollars while Classic Lotto holds 4.4 million and Mega Millions targets 83 million with a 3x Megaplier. Powerball up to 70 million. Regional results include Daily 3 and 4 in Michigan and Pennsylvania’s Daily Number and Cash 5. West Virginia reports Daily 3 and Daily 4 results.
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Rolling Cash
Ten- Oh
Ten
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram contact and staff lines
The Chronicle Telegram publication details list editors reporters and contact numbers, including Executive Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Bruce Bishop and others. It provides office hours subscriptions rates and mailing addresses for Elyria Ohio.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Benjamin Nagy
Bruce Bishop
Kevin Aprile
Ryan Dawson
MIX From Al McLean’s death details emerge
Blood tests showed oxy morphone about ten times the therapeutic level and oxycodone just below therapeutic level. Alcohol and drugs likely caused his breathing to stop. McLean was found by friends at about 8 30 a.m. December 26 in a Wheel ing Avenue home after passing out early that morning. Friends later acknowledged he used Opana before his death.
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McLean
Miller
Wheeling Avenue
Wellington
Taylor Fortier
Fortier
Anthony Robert Erick
Florida
Erick
Steve Rollins
Lorain County Prosecutor’s Office
Buffy Lukachko
Chronicle-Telegram
Addiction expert warns opioids fueling youth drug abuse rise
Lorain County official Thomas Stuber says prescription drug abuse has surged, with over 2,000 clients yearly and heroin fueled by Opana and OxyContin costs pushing users to harder drugs. Also notes a Christmas vodka death linked to Opana use and 0.029 blood alcohol level.
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Thomas Stuber
Lorain County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Inc
Lorain County
Stuber
Cindy Leise
Fundraiser for Victor family set at Scoundrels Berea
A 6 to 9 p.m. fundraiser on April 13 at Scoundrels Berea to aid the Victor family after a basement fire left their April Hill Drive home uninhabitable. Tickets are 20 dollars with unlimited wings and tastings, raffles and a 50/50. Proceeds fund lumber for floor reconstruction. donations accepted at FirstMerit Bank and by contact Renee Plotz.
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Victor
Grafton Township
Scoundrels
Front St
Berea
Disco Inferno
FirstMerit Bank
Renee Plotz
Lorain Police Blotter Highlights Domestic and Theft Incidents
The blotter covers Feb 21 and Feb 22 with multiple arrests and incidents. Notable entries include Andrew Daniels charged with failure to yield after a collision on West 21st Street, and Brian Hammond charged with breaking and entering and drug offenses in a vacant home. Also noted are theft from a garage worth nearly $5,000, a ransacked car with cash and items stolen, and domestic violence reports with varying outcomes.
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Broadway
West 21St Street
Andrew L. Daniels
16Th St
Lorain
Daniels
27Th St
Florida Ave
Brian D. Hammond
31St St
Hammond
Apple Ave
Anthony W. Owens
21St St
Owens
30Th St
Matthew S. C. Gibson
Gibson
Demitryuss Bryant
Denver Limer
Oberlin Road
West Ave
Broad St
McDonald’s
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Lorain Port
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Bdicken
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
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U.S
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