Judge orders detainee hearings at Guantanamo priority
A federal judge in Washington directed the Justice Department to set aside other cases and prioritize the Guantanamo Bay detainee hearings. About 270 detainees at the U S naval base in Cuba face a first judicial look at the evidence after a Supreme Court ruling opened the process. The DOJ seeks eight weeks to begin turning over evidence, with one detainee already cleared for release.
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Corrections and clarifications from Elyria Chronicle Telegram
The Elyria High School 1939 class luncheon is at 1 p.m. Thursday at Bat'n Park West River Road. The Brownhelm Historical Society works to reclaim Brown Cemetery in Vermilion. A photo caption Sunday had incorrect information. A July 7 story misnamed the attorney Jessica Philemond, not Philemon. Call 329-7155 to report factual errors.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states on Tuesday
Ohio midday picks 3 6 9 5 and 4 0 8, Pick 4 1 7 9 2 and 9 0 6 9. Rolling Cash 5 6 9 11 18 27 with $447000 jackpot. Classic Lotto $1.1M. Mega Millions 1 20 22 29 41 with ball 35 and $64M. Michigan Daily 3 6 3 7. Daily 4 9 3 8 9. Fantasy 5 2 4 12 22 35. Pennsylvania Daily 2 6 5. Big 4 2 6 2 3. West Virginia Daily 3 4 0 5. Daily 4 0 7 5 3.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact information page notes
The Chronicle Telegram staff list includes editor Andrew Young managing editor Patti Ewald and metro editor Julie Wallace with a full contact directory. Circulation and newsroom numbers are provided plus toll free lines and hours, along with delivery, subscription, and post office information for Elyria and Lorain County readers.
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Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Kyle Kondik
Satanism in custody case sparks religious bias debate
A custody dispute cites Church of Satan involvement as a factor in visitation limits for Meyer's three young daughters. Experts warn judges risk crossing church state lines by favoring or disfavoring religion, while officials note Satanism is defined as a religion by the IRS and by its own high priest Peter Gilmore as a symbol of pride and individualism.
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Anc
Ferro
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Nization
Lightning Strikes Cause Injuries and Power Outages in County
Two boys aged 12 and 13 were treated in a burn unit after a lightning storm struck near Amherst. A storage shed on Milan Avenue smoked but did not ignite as winds knocked down branches and electric lines. Ohio Edison reported 103 customers without power with restoration expected by night.
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Fourth Street
Broad Street
Friendly’s
Elyria
West River Road
Linda Root
Fackler Avenue
Ohio Edison
Lorain
Elyria Avenue
East 29Th Street
Joe Faga
Wreck of Anthony Wayne Captures Naval Archaeology Interest
Carrie Sowden of the Peachman Lake Erie Shipwreck Research Center notes shipwrecks reveal local stories as divers like amateur hunter Thomas Kowalczk use sonar to locate the Anthony Wayne. Underwater imagery shows two paddlewheels while researchers seek construction details and daily life aboard the steamer, with no surviving photos beyond an 1837 lithograph.
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Peachman Lake Erie
Vermilion
Thomas Kowalczk
Anthony Wayne
Kowalczk
Krueger
From Al Csincsak to Pappas a TV romance unfolds
The Bachelorette winner Csincsak, a Georgia real-estate agent now tied to winner Pappas, recalls his eight week journey. He says he stayed true to himself, wore casual outfits, and bonded with Pappas after meeting her family in Breckenridge. They plan winters in Colorado and summers in Georgia, with a May 9, 2009 wedding date.
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Janine
Lorain
Off-duty cop accused of racial remarks and spitting incidents
The officer, James Brown, allegedly yelled racial slurs at a woman and her two daughters from a car, attempted to spit, and faced an internal investigation. His fiancee disputed the accusations, saying Brown was joking and apologized.
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Vickie James
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