Oberlin Man Charged In Neighbor Burglary Case
De Annae Guice, 19, is jailed on burglary theft and probation violations after allegedly stealing more than 41,000 in electronic game consoles and gear from a neighbor’s apartment in Oberlin. Police recovered items from Guice’s sister’s home after a tenant observed the suspect near the residence.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Natn
Clit Barnes
de Annae Guice
Lorain County
Guice
Groveland Street
Barnes
Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet
Armed man robs Payless Shoes in Amherst
Amherst police seek a Hispanic man in his 20s who robbed a Payless Shoes store on Leavitt Road around 4 15 p m Wednesday. The clerk cooperated as the suspect demanded money then fled with no injuries reported. Witnesses urged to call Amherst police with information.
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Amherst
Gunpaint
Leavitt Road
Joseph Kucick
Corrections and Clarifications from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections, reinforcing commitment to accurate news coverage and accountability.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery Results Across States for Thursday Draws and Mega Millions
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Rolling Cash 5, Ten Oh, and jackpots. Michigan Daily 3 Daily 4 FantAsy 5 numbers. Pennsylvania Daily Number and Cash 5. West Virginia Daily 3 Daily 4 Cash 25. Mega Millions Tuesday totals include Mega Millions numbers and jackpot estimate.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Michigan
FantAsy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram Staff and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio lists its staff and departments including editor Andrew R Young managing editor Patti Ewald news editor Benjamin Nagy metro editor Christina Jolliffe sports editor Bruce Bishop and others. It provides office hours and postal information for subscribers and readers.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Tom Meecha
Gary Cozart
A. Cooper
Benjamin Nagy
METRO
Christina Jolliffe
Bruce Bishop
Chie
Kevin Aprile
Daya Perazak
Ford buyouts spark cautious optimism at Avon Lake plant
UAW Local President Tim Donovan says eager workers may take Ford cash buyouts as company trims costs to regain profitability. Two Avon Lake employees have planned to accept, others weighing options with families amid doubts about economic conditions and industry shifts. Avon Lake Mayor Zuber backs the move as a path to Ford’s future profitability.
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United Auto Workers
Tim Donavan
Avon Lake
Donovan
Mary Springkowski
Ford
Toyota
America
Carlos Clipper
Karl Zuber
Lorain County
Jason Hawk
Chroniclet.com
Ford and Chrysler plan two tier wage shifts and buyouts
Ford seeks to replace departing workers earning 28 dollars an hour with new hires at 14 dollars per hour and reduced benefits as it aims to return to profit by 2009. Chrysler plans buyouts at select plants to shrink up to 12,000 jobs by year end and employs a two tier wage system. Harley Shaiken notes the arithmetic favors lower wages for the firms.
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Ford
General Motors
Evans
Espe
Chrysler LLC
Chrysler
Harley Shaiken
University of California-Berkeley
Struck From A4 Leaves Family Seeking Clues
Mary Anders recalls her son’s pride in his work before a mysterious incident, saying the box he carried disappeared and investigators have not determined what happened. Vermilion police seek witnesses at (440) 967-6116. No charges filed.
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Mary Anders
Vermilion Police
Woman robbed at gunpoint in Lorain driveway
A 50-year-old Lorain woman was assaulted at her Crehore Avenue home as she arrived home, pushed against her garage and relieved of her purse by a man armed with a handgun. The unknown suspect, about 5 feet 6 inches, wore a black jacket with an emblem. police searched but found no one.
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Lorain
Crehore Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Medders
Will
Lee
Department
See
Lorain police blotter records multiple thefts and burglaries
Lorain police report on Tuesday January 22 shows Hiram Maldonado Jr. charged with possession of marijuana at East 42nd Street. Home burglaries reported on 2100 block W 24th Street 1900 block Madison Avenue and 1300 block Leavitt Road. A fight at Darmos Café on East 28th Street. County sheriff logged theft of a snowmobile in Eaton Township and theft of a garage door opener from a van in Amherst Township. Vehicles ransacked on Berry Street with dashboard damage.
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Lorain
East 42Nd Street
Hiram Maldonado Jr
Surf Drive
24Th St
Madison Ave
Ighth St
Raydan Wright
Leavitt Road
Darmos Café
East 28Th Street
Cowley Road
Eaton Township
Barr Ridge Drive
Amherst Township
Berry Ridge Drive
Tiny brooklyn mom adoptions tiny frog from lettuce
A Brooklyn mother found a frog the size of the pinky tip in organic lettuce. She named it Curious, kept it in a jar with lettuce and water, fed fruit flies, and surrendered it to Sean Casey Animal Rescue for adoption. The co op says it was the first such incident in memory.
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New York
Brooklyn
Yvonne Brechbuhler
The
Daily News
Brechbuhler
Ex World Bank chief named head of arms control panel
Former World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz will head the International Security Advisory Board, a high level panel on arms control and disarmament reporting to the secretary of state. Wolfowitz replaces the World Bank post after a stormy tenure and will chair the new panel.
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World Bank
Washington
Paul Wolfowitz
State Department
Wolfowitz
International Security Advisory Board
Federal suit over city police chief raises questions on power
Former Elyria police officer Lee sues city, alleging First Amendment violations and claims that Floyd Medders and other officials abused overtime policy and engaged in improper gambling inquiries. Jury verdict supports accountability while Lee dismisses ongoing conflicts, citing reputational damage and a message that no one is above the law.
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FBI
Medders
Dennis Will
Elyria
See
Will
Lee
Shilling
North Ridgeville eyed for Holiday Inn hotel project
Al and Gillock discuss adding multiple restaurants and office buildings to the project site. If the commission and City Council approve, construction could begin this summer with rooms and job counts undetermined. New hotel beds would boost city income. Elyria has a Holiday Inn and another is planned for Sheffield."}
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Gillock
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Sheffield
Lorain County
Westlake
Jason Hawk
Chroniclat
Lilly faces campaign ads issue amid court role changes
Ohio Supreme Court board reviews whether Lilly violated campaign rules as she runs for a different judicial position. County officials note merging the Lorain Domestic Relations Court with Probate Court into a Family Court affects her eligibility. Republicans caution ads may mislead but stop short of alleging wrongdoing. Lilly defends herself amid ongoing probe into county resource use during her prior term.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Commissioners
Lilly
Phil Richter
Ohio Elections Commission
Lorain County
Walther
Bob Rousseau
Rousseau
Greg White
Cuyahoga County
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Julia Wallace
Kyle Kondik
Barb Rusko Stephens
U.S
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ava
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Lion
Associated Press
Cindy Lesse
Chroniciat.com
Lisa Rlaberson
Lobarson
Chroniciet
Brad Dicken
Baicken
Chronicigt
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