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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 2003

Page

2

Reprieve for Jacobs Field blast suspects amid dropped charges

The Elyria men Donald Krieger and Clifton Oliver have charges felonious and aggravated assault and obstruction of justice dropped after prosecutors seek to convict co-defendant Andrew Mendez for the June 11 stadium explosion at Jacobs Field. Video tapes cited by defense reportedly place them away from the scene, though prosecutors dispute that. Grand jury reindictment possible after Mendez trial.

Elyria Jacobs Field Cleveland William McGinty Donald Krieger Burt Cuyahoga County Krieger Clifton Oliver Edward FitzGerald Duilleurs Andrew Mendez Philadelphia Phillies Oliver Mendez McGinty FitzGerald Olver

Jury acquits suspect in Wellington gas station robbery

A Huron man, Jason Craft, was acquitted by a jury after five hours of deliberation on one count each of robbery and possession of criminal tools for the June 13 2001 Mickey Mart robbery in Wellington. He remains serving a five year term from a separate Westlake gas station robbery. The trial featured conflicting testimony over the robber’s appearance and the evidence of surgical gloves found at Craft’s home.

Elyria Huron Mickey Mart Wellington Jason Craft Westlake Craft Kenneth Oriner Ortner Steve A. List List Common Pleas Thomas W. Janas Vermilion Janas

Coroner cites high blood alcohol in fatal North Ridgeville crash

North Ridgeville, Ohio, coroner reports William T Linn, 44, had a blood alcohol level of .316, three times the legal limit, in a single vehicle crash on South Leaf Nagle Road. Linn died when his 1996 Chevy Blazer rolled after hitting a guardrail in a front yard. Police continue to investigate with alcohol as a strong suspected cause.

North Ridgeville Dan Paul Matuis William T. Linn Ohio Linn South Leaf-Nagle Road Allen Dent

Police Blotter Highlights Numerous Local Incidents

At 635 p m a 400 block Giswold road area man set items on a trunk. 6 14 p m 600 block Clark Street a vehicle issue. a lost phone reported near Augusta. 7 37 a m 800 block Oak a burglary. 7 33 a m 800 East Avenue theft from home. Thursday notes include a pregnant woman assaulted on the railroad. 2 54 p m 100 block Arversare Homes Deve a death at home. multiple reports of car damage and vehicles tampered with at Home Depot area. 11 a m 1000 block E Broad three vehicles had items taken. 10 42 a m 400 block E Fred a home listed address.

Kaufmann Clark Steel Alenis Augusta Gaves Oak Street Vetecie Mock East Avenue Thureday Abbe Road Arversare Homes Lowel St Market Dive Home Depot Broad Street Mack Apranam Ford

Deacon Emeritus Honor for Elyria Church Leader

Longtime deacon E L Lowery, 80, of Elyria was celebrated by Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church as Deacon Emeritus for over 20 years on the church board. A former GM employee, he taught Sunday school, sings in the choir with his wife Daisy, and remains active part time with South Shore Electric. He has three children, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.

Terry Robinson E.D. Lowery Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church Elyria Lowery Daisy Chronicle-Telegram D. Lowery Chestnut Ridge Edie Wilson South Shore Electric Company

Scout Troop 427 to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Boy Scout Troop 427 reunites for a 50th anniversary celebration on March 8 at St. Joseph Parish Hall in Amherst. All current and former members are invited. Contact Kit Marty, Bob Ferguson, or Sue Cotton for details. Library closing for computer system upgrade with reopening Thursday. Amherst Main Street meeting set for 9 a.m. Thursday at Park Avenue center.

St. Joseph Parish Hall Amherst Kit Marty Bob Ferguson Sue Cotton Amherst Public Library Adba Amherst Main Street Main Street Park Ave

Authorities investigate dog pound complaints in Lorain County

Lorain County Sheriff's deputies have turned the dog pound complaints over to the county prosecutor. Sheriff’s Capt. Rich Resendez says the allegations are unproven. County Administrator James Cordes cites limited information and mentions a videotape from animal rights group but has not seen it.

Elyria Lorain County Rich Resendez James Cordes Pound

Amherst approves disputed wards in council vote

Amherst Republicans claim Democrats engineered ward boundaries to favor them. Council approved four newly drawn districts 4-2 after a special session despite disputes over census blocks and changes moving Tom Costilow from Ward 1 to Ward 4.

Amherst Nick Brusky County Board of Elections Brusky Jennifer Wasilk Steve P.simer Tom Costilow Wasilk P’simer John G. Higgins Higgins Angela Inge Ange Chronicielelegram

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