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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2009
Page
1
Longtime Ohio political figure and former Cleveland mayor announces he will not seek another term as governor and U.S. senator since 1998, affecting leadership and party prospects in 2010.
Lorain County judge convicts Daniel Petrie, 17, of aggravated murder and related charges for the October 2007 killing of his mother and wounding his father. Defense argued video game addiction influenced his sanity claim, but verdict stands. Sentencing to follow later this year.
Chronicle coverage shows Judge James Burge detailing the ruling in the Daniel Petrie trial, outlining the key findings and legal reasoning as presented in court. The article frames the implications for Petrie and the ongoing proceedings.
Elyria will move ahead with an external audit of the Elyria Fire Department after council backed a study committee's recommendation. McGrath Consulting Group of Illinois, the lowest bidder at about 48000 dollars, is expected to perform the audit, following Westlake's similar review in 2005.
Lorain officials weighing a 10 to 15 percent increase in sanitary sewer charges to fund repairs on 100 year old water and sewer infrastructure. Streets Committee discussed eliminating a seasonal discount that uses winter sewer averages for summer bills, which would boost revenues but no final decision was reached.
Elyria Lorain County commissioners will ask United Steelworkers to relinquish the 2.5 percent raise given to union workers this year and, by policy, to nonunion staff as well. Commissioner Ted Kale notes civil service rules prevent removing a raise after approval. The move aims to curb budget strain amid $6 million in cuts and voter resistance to a proposed sales tax increase.
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