Ver Millon crash injures teen. one dead in Ver MIl ion
In Ver Million, 1-year-old Marble Head girl Tiffany Whiting improved to stable after a Sunday crash on Douglas Street. Risner Jr., 27, of Vermilion, died at the scene. Jessica Tipton, 17, remained stable at MetroHealth. No charges filed. In Oberlin, ex-Wellington administrator Robert Dupee pleaded not guilty to DUI and improper license plate display after a 2:20 a.m. incident on Prospect Street. In Lorain, Brady Mack Philips was shot in the left leg on West 23rd Street near Beech Avenue. no arrests. In Avon Lake, a discarded cigarette caused a $20,000 house fire on Forest Hill Drive. Betty Teller, 84, suffered smoke inhalation.
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Tiffany Whiting
MetroHealth
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Oberlin
Wellington
Dupee
Richard Ramsey
Lorain
West 23Rd Street
Brady Mack Philips
West Bria Avenue
Beech Avenue
Tues
Avon Lake
Forest Hill Drive
Forest Hill
James Berry
Avon
Betty ‘Teller
Avon Fire
Berry
Avon crash victim in stable condition
A 16 year old Avon High School student injured in a crash has improved to stable, according to a MetroHealth nursing supervisor. Daniel Skinner shifted from serious to stable while Daniel Kelley was released. Joseph Cachat remained in the hospital, and police noted the Grand Am left Detroit Road, overcorrected and struck a tee. No citations issued.
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Avon
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Daniel Skinner
Daniel
Daniel Kelley
Joseph Cachat
MetroHealth
Corrections: Start Learning Center number and Dupee DUI charge
Corrections note that the phone number for Start Learning Center on Dewey Avenue is 64-2622. Police say Robert Dupee, former Wellington village administrator, was traveling 6 to 10 mph below the limit when stopped and charged with DUI on Sunday, correcting an earlier report that he had been speeding.
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Snart Start Learning Center
Dewey Avenue
Robert Dupee
Wellington
Dupee
Lottery Results Ohio and Nearby States Tuesday Draws
Ohio and neighboring states report daily lottery results including Pick 8 8-7, Pick 4 4-5-0-3, Midday 4 4-7-0-6, Mega Millions 7-27-32-27-38 with Mega Ball 30, Daily Number 8-3-1 in Pennsylvania, Daily 2 0-8-5 in Michigan, Daily 3 5-1-0 in West Virginia, and rolling jackpots noted for Gash and Mega Millions with multiple prize estimates.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Virginia
Milion
Chronicle Telegram masthead and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram published daily by the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company in Elyria Ohio provides advertising circulation and office hours details. It lists staff roles including publisher editor managing editor and advertising manager and gives subscription rates and delivery information.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
St Elyria
Nar Tot
Lorain County Pring & Publishing Company
Elyria
Sun
Carder
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Heating bills spike as cold spell hits gas costs in Ohio
Ohio residents face higher bills with January gas costs above 4.90 per 1000 cubic feet and an average monthly bill around 279, up from 218 last January. Lorrain County Community Action Agency received 600000 for HEAP plus 35005 for intake staff, aiding low income households facing potential disconnection. Contact 245-2008 for HEAP and visit Columbia Gas Ohio for budget plans.
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Frank
Ohio
Prank
Luruin County
Ramirez
Columbia Gas
Columbiagasohio.com
Weather Outlook Signals Warmer Then Snow Showers
Forecasters note wildlife forage conditions improve with no snow as predators and birds adjust. Tuesday reached 43 degrees with near 50 expected today and Thursday and possible rain showers. Record highs, 59, stand for today and Thursday, while normal highs hover around 32. Jet stream patterns keep cold air north, easing heating demands.
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Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Nelsona Weather Service
Brian Mitchell
National Weather Service
Ohio leaves science standards debate over intelligent design
Commentators recall the 2004 plan for optional science lessons amid disputes on evolution in Ohio. Advocates call design opponents wrong and praise rigorous standards, while critics warn of misleading content and government endorsement. Ohio board member Eric Okerson notes compromise but supports removal to avoid lawsuits.
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Pennsylvania
U.S
John E. Dunes
Dover
Jones
Isnt
Board
Ohio
Eric Okerson
Cincinnati
Bob Taft
Okerson
DeWine Guarded By Cheney Bush Support As Election Looms
A Cheney Bush backing shift surfaces around Senator DeWine amid vulnerability claims. Hackett aide Karl Wisch argues DeWine’s leadership position was challenged by ANWR inclusion while Cheney spokesman Jennifer Mayfield defends DeWine as invaluable and deserving reelection in November.
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Bush
Hackett
NeWine
DeWine
ANWR
Alaska National Wildlife Refuge
Karl Wisch
Jennifer Mayfield
NeVine
U.S. Senate
Republicans rally around Cheney health in job duties
In a regional GOP briefing Mayfield affirmed Cheney remains capable of Senate work despite health worries. The piece notes nine eight other fundraisers Cheney and allied Republicans plan for the 2006 cycle. Liberal groups target MoveOn.org spending as New ads critiqued Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito and tied to DeWine and Chafee. Chronicle has local civic context.
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Mayfield
Cheney
TeWine
MoveOn.org
Ohio
Supreme Court
Samuel Alito
DeWine
Lincoln Chatee
Rhode Island
Alito
Concrete debris dispute stalls lakefront cleanup responsibility
Anderson and Safety Director Pam Higley said the city has yet to determine who must enforce lakefront debris removal after a fatal accident linked to concrete slabs. Higley pressed for DNR action while also noting unreturned calls and lingering questions about older property code violations tied to Gasper, a multiple-property owner cited in 1997 and 2001 complaints.
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QODNR
Kurtz
Higley
Vermilion
Lorain
Gasper
Missing man Alicea believed killed over drugs and debt
Police investigate the disappearance of Alicea after his family reported him missing around 1 pm. Anonymous tip suggested he may have been beaten or killed over money or drugs. His car was found, with no obvious foul play, as detectives review phone records and histories of drug activity and prior offenses linked to associates.
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Rohmer
Alicea
Rohner
Iifin
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Keystone District Faces Budget Fight Over Staffing Cuts
About 80 percent of the district budget goes to personnel costs, and officials warn cutting staff might require closing buildings. The plan includes possible loss of up to one teacher, reduced busing, and shifting grades to new and old campuses. Voters weigh levy support as residents demand solid numbers and assurances amid funding disputes with the state legislature.
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Frindt
Friedt
Priedt
Filst
Thesday
Theriisterer
Sige
Deff Woodcock
LaGrange Township
Woodcock
Dean Paris
LaGrange
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