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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2011
Page
1
Dan Saddler, Elyria native, took office January 18 as a Republican state representative in Alaska. He notes Alaska’s vast size and small community, calling politics its state sport after dog mushing and stressing opportunities and second chances for residents.
Elyria police say alcohol played a role in a Saturday night stabbing. The victim, unnamed, was taken to EMH Regional Medical Center after being stabbed with a kitchen knife by 31 year old Eric A. Boone, who is charged with felonious assault. Boone was described as drunk at arrest.
Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera urges action to curb gun violence. He suggests removing firearms from at risk individuals, increasing church involvement, and community intervention. He asks families and friends to take a firm stand and say enough is enough.
About 75 officials residents and school board members met in Lorain to discuss escalating crime focusing on youth violence and the drug trade. Police Chief Del Rivera cited witness reluctance and gang feuds on the south and west sides as factors. A follow up meeting in one month aims to produce an action plan.
Cairo chaos escalates as Mubarak designates intelligence chief as vice president amid protests. Death toll climbs to 74 as soldiers waver, looters roam, and tanks guard key sites including the Egyptian Museum and Cabinet building.
In Cairo the Egyptian Museum was entered by looters who ripped the heads from two mummies and damaged about ten small artifacts. Antiquities chief Zahi Hawass said no items were stolen and the collection is safe under military guard as protests roil the country. Troops and armored vehicles were sent to Giza and Luxor to protect sites.
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