HIV exposed partners case ends in eight years prison
Tech Ser. Sgt. David Gutierrez, 43, was sentenced by a court martial in Wichita to eight years in military prison and dishonorable discharge after being found guilty on seven of eight counts for aggravated assault and HIV status violations. He faced eight counts of adultery and indecent acts. He will be reduced to the lowest enlistment rank and lose military medical benefits. Gutierrez said he thanks God none of his partners contracted the disease.
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Corrections and Clarifications Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states and games
Ohio and other states report midday and evening draws with numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4, Classic Lotto and Rolling Cash 5. jackpots listed include Classic Lotto $19.3 million and Rolling Cash 5 $110,000, Mega Millions $51 million, Powerball $96 million, plus Daily and Cash games in Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Chronicle executives and editor listing
The Chronicle lists its leadership including Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photography Chief Bruce Bishop and Features Editor Ryan Dawson plus Marketing Director Barb Rusko Stephens with respective phone lines.
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Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Mommy's Promise seeks community support for new faith based home
Elyria health officials and board members support the Mommy's Promise project led by Lehnowsky-Moss to create a faith based residential parenting home for young mothers. The plan aims to provide employment and life skills, with Catholic Charities considered but the project proceeding independently. Volunteers and donations are welcome at (440) 653-7465.
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Jean Willson
Dan Moss
Katie Paukst
Rhett Paukst
Ryan Moss
Nicholas Moss
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Items Needed for Donations Listing Various Supplies
The notice lists donations sought including kitchen utensils, baby supplies such as diapers formula bottles and car seats, furniture like cribs and dressers, linens twin sheets and blankets, and other needs including office supplies computers gift cards personal hygiene items and tax ID number 27-3541504.
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District weighs fate of vacant schools and local funding asks
DeNicola urged the Lorain school board to decide uses for the Fairhome Alternative School on Illinois Avenue and E Street and Whittier on 32nd Street and Seneca Avenue, both sitting vacant for a year. Options include charter school offers, public auction, transfer to another agency, or demolition. The board also weighs local funding initiatives for the new high school project including an auditorium.
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UK Soccer Academy Struggles With Multimillion Debt Collapse
The $10 million facility opened in 2007 funded by corporate sponsorships faced recession driven hardship. As of 2010 court records Friedel and the academy owed about $9.2 million on three Charter One loans plus $1 million on a Bank of America loan. Unpaid property taxes exceeded $346,000 on parcels valued at about $7.6 million. A foreclosure was granted in a separate case on Friedel’s Avon Lake home used as loan collateral. Brad Dicken chroniclet.com.
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Lorain County
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Take Shelter eyes wide release via Sony Classics
Producer David Davidson of Strange Matter Films in Cleveland discusses Take Shelter directed by Jeff Nichols. Sony Pictures Classics shows early interest with plan to maximize audience reach while release details and theater count are being finalized. Hydraulx handles special effects with Colin Hadock leading production.
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