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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2010
Page
2
A 1980s Mills Creek fatality preceded a suicide. The oldest remembered case involved Markowsky forcing his estranged wife off the road near the old City Bank branch, shooting her as a school bus passed. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
The Fire Department faces ongoing debate as union members demand higher safety standards and job protections. Mayor Grace notes current targets are rarely met nationwide, while a two hour public presentation session is planned to hear from both the union and administration.
The Supreme Court upheld the 2005 conviction of Diar for aggravated murder in the death of her son Jacob and setting her Lorain home on fire to cover up the crime. Diar, who was burned as a child, denied involvement and said she could not show remorse. Lorain County Prosecutor Will intends to pursue the death penalty again, citing crime circumstances, method, and victim’s age.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 and seeks to provide accurate news coverage through corrections and clarifications.
Ohio prizes listed for Monday including Midday Pick 3 4 5 1 and 9 3 9 and Midday Pick 4 6 6 6 6 and 2 7 8 4 plus Rolling Cash 5 1 10 23 33 35 and Ten-Oh and Classic Lotto 7 11 12 18 40 48. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $100000 and Classic Lotto $2 million. Mega Millions Friday with numbers 8 13 27 28 52 and Mega Ball 9. jackpot estimated $121 million. Kicker 4 4 9 3 6 5. Michigan Daily 3 9 3 4 and Daily 4 1 7 2 5 FantAsy 5 17 24 27 28 38. Pennsylvania Daily Number 9 5 1 Big 4 6 4 3 9 Cash 5 15 22 37 42 43. West Virginia Daily 3 8 7 9 Daily 4 0 1 9 4.
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In Menifee California a parent objected to explicit oral sex definitions in Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary prompting immediate removal from Oak Meadows Elementary shelves. A panel of parents teachers and administrators will review the dictionary for age appropriateness and curriculum support within a month.
In Cleveland a prosecutor portrays Yazeed Essa as a loveless husband who fled to Lebanon and Cyprus after his wife Rosemarie Essa died of a cyanide calcium pill. The defense argues he is a loving family man, while details include his extradition, his mistress, and plans to frame her. The trial could last seven weeks.
Sheffield Village Council moves toward a seven percent sewer rate increase as part of a five year plan agreed in December 2008 among North Ridgeville Avon and Sheffield to fund the French Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant. The measure, tied to a long term funding solution, takes effect Monday with a third reading set for February 8 at 7 p.m. in council. Meanwhile Midview school board plans levy discussion at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in West Elementary School library amid looming deficits and talks of budget cuts and a new middle school update.
Firelands High School and Firelands Elementary School will be closed today due to heating problems per the district Web site. South Amherst Middle School remains open. A second item notes one Republican AG candidate switching to state auditor, shaping a fall race against Cordray, drawing GOP criticism.
Police log details cases from January including a 14 year old charged with domestic violence, theft from residences and vehicles, tampering with evidence, aggravated menacing and firearms charges. Names include Sarah Majoras Steven Yuengert Lionel Sanders Jr Adam Beckley Dustin Houser Zaharias Karaplis. Also notes jewelry theft from a safe and break-ins in Columbia Township.
The Obama presidential stop in Elyria drew heavy cooperation from the Elyria Police Department and state agencies. Officers logged 12 hour shifts and overtime to cover security, while the Lorain County EMA coordinated logistics including a mobile command center and hazardous materials response, all within existing budgets.
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