Obama Uses Unusual Recess Appointment Tactic
President Obama bypassed a stalled Senate by making a recess appointment for Richard Cordray to head the consumer bureau. Republicans denounced the move as power overreach, while consumer groups supported it as protecting consumers from predatory lenders. The action underscored campaign contrasting tactics and the ongoing fight over the bureau’s authority.
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Expansion of Consumer Bureau Aims at Nonbanks under Cordray
The 2010 overhaul created a bureau to curb abuses by nonbank firms once the agency defines large participants. Cordray moved to extend supervision beyond banks, with inspections targeting debt collectors, credit bureaus, check cashers, prepaid card issuers and debt-relief firms. Public comment closed. revisions and White House approval may take months or years.
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CFPB expands oversight to non-bank lenders and services
The CFPB gains authority to supervise non bank mortgage lenders and servicers private student lenders payday lenders prepaid card firms credit bureaus money transfer and other financial services. It can deploy examiners, require disclosures, and draft new rules to curb abuses and ensure fair lending practices while big banks see limited changes with ongoing oversight.
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Chronicle Telegram admits errors and asks for tips
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 to help ensure accurate news coverage and corrections.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states with latest draws
Ohio midday and evening draws report Pick 3 8 4 5 and 3 4 9, Pick 4 1 9 8 5 and 4 6 4 9, Rolling Cash 5 10 13 21 26 32, Classic Lotto 16 26 28 37 43 47. Mega Millions estimated at 25 million, Powerball 30 million. Michigan Daily 3 1 3 3 Daily 4 2 1 9 7 Fantasy 5 17 19 22 34 35. Pennsylvania Daily Number 8 6 2 Big 4 3 2 9 5 Cash 5 6 9 12 18 40. West Virginia Daily 3 4 6 0 Daily 4 0 0 0 5. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 202000. Classic Lotto jackpot 2100000. Megaplier 2. Power Play 4.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram staff and office details list editors Bruce Bishop Julie Wallace and Andrew R Young, sports editor Kevin Aprile, photography numbers, advertising and circulation contacts, office hours, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. The notice includes postal and mailing information for Elyria Ohio.
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Fire at body shop part of Elbert complex
Hanmer said the cause is undetermined though the shop held gasoline and oil. Lorne Elbert Jr. and his son Lorne Elbert III identified the complex owner. Oberlin Fire Department and mutual aid responded, but the blaze was already extinguished.
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LCCAA seeks replacement as vice chair amid long running scandal
Weir's replacement is sought and Nancy Warzecha becomes vice chair. The agency faces a spending spree scandal with three former department heads named in accusations of misusing taxpayer funds and inflating Head Start enrollment. Several staff changes followed, with one employee quitting in 2009, another in September, and a third fired in November. The 11 million dollar budget and 150 employees sit under renewed leadership hopes by April or May. Contact Evan Goodenow for details.
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Lorain Names New Staff Director Smith
Smith, 53, will earn $75,000 annually. Ritenauer praised Smith from his time as deputy safety service director in Lorain. Smith said his goals align with Mayor Ritenauer to act in the city’s best interests.
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Snowblower thefts in Elyria prompt police probe
Elyria police report two snow blower thefts on Wayne Street and State Street with footprints showing backyards shed hopping as thieves dragged items to a vehicle. No arrests yet. In a separate incident, a woman warding off a purse snatching was aided by a nearby street sign while a suspect, Mark Rohan Jr., was later arrested for attempted robbery and cited earlier for trespass. Two men faced aggravated menacing charges after a knife threat at LB Market.
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