BLOTTER REPORTS MULTIPLE THEFTS AND INCIDENTS IN LORAIN
A series of incidents include garage break in with change stolen on Songbird Street at 8:21 am, two field trailers vandalized at Summer's Agency with about 10000 dollars damage, shed break in with two bicycles worth 240 dollars stolen, pickup break in with iPod GPS and laptop stolen, and truck window smashed on Rosewood Drive. Earlier, a home break in on Brace Avenue with computer, television and video games stolen, and mugging with 500 dollars and phone taken on Cascade Street. Suspects assaulted the victim. one man charged with driving with a suspended license and stop sign violation after resisting police, and Lorain man Haddix faces domestic violence charges. A .22 rifle was left at Packard Drive, a bicycle stolen from Lorain Public Library, and GPS unit stolen from a car on Oxford Avenue. Haddix also involved in another domestic violence incident.
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Honday
Songbird St
Lorain Blvd
Vic Janowicz Drive
Denison Ave
Rosewood Drive
Block
Brace Ave
Cascade Street
Lake Avenue
Florida Avenue
E. Street
Joseph W. Haddix
Eighth St
Lorain
Haddix
Mercy Regional Medical Center
Packard
Lorain Public Library
Homewood Drive
Oxford Ave
30Th St
Assault and threats reported across city in early morning incidents
A series of incidents from Tuesday to Wednesday include Jovonne M. Washington charged with assault after allegedly scratching and slapping her boyfriend while eight months pregnant. Felisha R. Ross faces assault and driving with a suspended license after a club confrontation. A gunshot was reported as three youths on bicycles challenged a man on Washington Ave. Craig Roberson tied to an unrelated street robbery case. A man was pistol whipped in his Lexington Ave apartment during a room search. A roaming dog bit a woman until she fought it off with a stick. A 13 year old was charged with unruly conduct for biting his mother. Jeffrey R. Bennett faced charges for fireworks and resisting police after a belligerent arrest attempt.
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Erie Ave
Jovonne
Ross
Washington Ave
Craig Roberson
Lexington Ave
13Th St
Larry N. Edwards Sr
Lorain
Edwards
32Nd St
Corrections Clarify Ohio Public Employee Bargaining Change
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Friday headline that attributed Senate Bill 5 reducing collective bargaining rights for public employees in Ohio to the state budget. The change was enacted separately from the budget and signed into law.
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Ohio
Chronicle
Lottery results and jackpots from Ohio and other states
Friday draws list Midday and Evening numbers for Pick 3, Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, Ten-Oh, Mega Millions, and Powerball in Ohio plus Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 in Michigan, Daily Number Big 4 Cash 5 in Pennsylvania, and Daily 3 4 in West Virginia with current jackpot estimates and Power Play options.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily from Elyria Ohio. It lists editors Kevin Aprile and Andrew R. Young, with Julie Wallace as managing editor and various department contacts. Subscription rates are shown for home delivery and mail, plus office hours and postal information.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Elyria
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Kasich vows to charm Democrats amid partisan fight
Governor Kasich criticizes Democrats and allies for partisanship after his budget passage. He promotes tax breaks and oil drilling on public lands while touring Ohio and appearing on Face the Nation. He singles out ProgressOhio for lawsuits and defends privatization and reforms.
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Columbus
John Kasich
Kasich
CBS
Ohio
Bexley
Judge rules on portable breath tests in DUI case
Athens County Municipal Court Judge William Grim allowed expert witnesses to challenge the reliability of the Intoxilyzer 8000 in the specific case. The decision permits defense testimony questioning portable breath tester results and could have wide impact, according to a leading DUI attorney.
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Columbus
Ohio
Athens County
William Grim
Prolonged Plea in Tragic Case of Jesse Jones
Devin Dezort pressed for a harsher sentence for the Joneses while Judge James Miraldi limited punishment to crimes pled guilty to. Jesse Jones died from blunt head trauma and pneumonia after hospitalization in March 2010. his death followed alleged abuse by Peter Jones and caregiver figures. Sweany and Jones family supporters contest abuse claims, offering alternate explanations and blaming a bookshelf incident and accidental falls for Jesse’s injuries. The judge barred Sweany from Crum family contact and retained a civil stalking protection order, with ongoing discussions about the case and safety concerns.
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Dezort
County Common Pleas
James Miraldi
Miraldi
Joneses
Jesse
Alyson Sweany
Peter Jones
Sweany
Dezert
Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Christina Crum
Dallas
Therese Jones
Jones House
Patricia Jones
Dallas Jones
Mike Duff
Dan Wightman
Crum
Quinn seeks ballot access in Elyria mayoral race
An independent candidate Quinn sues to force ballot inclusion after questions about primary voting rules. Adams notes rules were set after Quinn’s 2007 certification. case could set Ohio precedent protecting ballot access and open elections. Ray Noble and Holly Brinda would face Quinn if restored, with Noble open to the idea. Lisa Roberson reported.
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Adams
Quinn
Elections Board
Phillips
Ohio
Ray Noble
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Noble
Elyria
Mike) Keys
Suspect in 1970s Spencer case held on $1 million bond
The arrest renews interest in Spencer's killing as Becky New and Pam Pennington react with mixed emotions. Sheriff Stammitti says no explanation will be offered while the case remains under investigation. In 1976, Spencer was found shot in the back at a rented trailer on Gif ford Road and died at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Becky New
Phil Stammitti
New
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Spencer
McArthur
Henry Zieba
Chronicle- Telegram
Zieba
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Marie
Private prison bids eyed as state halves run recede
Louisiana and Texas firms LaSalle Southwest Corrections and Emerald Companies failed to bid on Ohio privatization. MTC a bidder runs North Coast and Lake Erie institutions currently for sale. Others eye Marion facilities with privatization slated to begin Jan 1 2012 amid layoffs and wage concerns.
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LaSalle Southwest Corrections
Emerald Companies
Louisiana
Texas
Management and Training Corp
MTC
North Coast Correctional Treatment Center
Grafton
Lake Erie Correctional Institution
Conneaut
Grafton Correctional Institution
North Central Correctional Institution
Marion Juvenile Correctional Facility
Marion County
Chris Mabe
Grafton Correctional
Ohio Civil Service Employees Association
Marie
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Barb Rusko Stephens
ProgressOhio
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Department of Development
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Associated Press
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