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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2012
Page
2
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The Lorain blotter on July 12 13th details multiple incidents including Jerry Boone Jr 22 charged with assault criminal damaging vandalism and obstructing official business after a car window smashing and a high speed chase. Other entries note attempted burglary a street robbery and domestic violence charges plus a dog with injuries after an incident at Second Baptist Church.
The Chronicle-Telegram clarifies that Annamarie Long was misidentified in a North Ridgeville versus Wellington Pall Dental Class C game. In the same piece, the Class A pitcher for Nancy's Diner was misidentified. Sara Liszeski fanned 15, walked three, and allowed one hit in seven innings to beat South Amherst.
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 5 3 0 and 9 0 4, Pick 4 3 0 5 2 and 6 2 1 9, Rolling Cash 5 numbers, Ten Oh sequence, and jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at $100,000 Classic Lotto at $38 million Mega Millions draws with numbers 3 9 11 44 49 and ball 9, Megaplier 4, Powerball numbers 8 18 19 32 54 and ball 8, Power Play 4 and jackpots: Mega Millions $33 million, Powerball $61 million.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes staff roles including Editor Andrew R. Young News Editor Benjamin Nagy and Sports Editor Kevin Aprile. It lists Barb Rusko as Director, Bruce Bishop as chief photographer, and contact numbers for advertising, circulation, and mailing addresses in Elyria Ohio.
Dreaming wizard and Muggle crowds line up from 6 p.m. across Lorain County for midnight showings of the final Harry Potter film. Fans praise the series and wait in massed groups at Atlas Theater Midway Mall Apollo Oberlin drive-in for packed debuts. Aut O-Rama in North Ridgeville reports cars lining up from 4 p.m. Debut draw exceeds 400 cars. closures mark end of an era.
Evans, 60, a Lorain native and Ohio State grad, won over two finalists and will oversee about 100 annual autopsies. He plans to hire two deputies, reduce workload, and keep autopsies in county to avoid outsourcing amid budget strain.
An Elyria woman reports being beaten and robbed by two men after accepting a ride near West River Road North and Freemont Street. She was driven to a rear building on Huron Street where one man kicked and punched her while another masked man helped steal $75 and jewelry. She was hospitalized at EMH Medical Center.
The case centers on Robbie New accused of killing Spencer after a 35 year wait. Witnesses describe a guilty Strader and a confession from New amid reopened investigations. Family members recall abuse and a delayed tip leading to renewed charges and bond considerations.
Two crashes occurred Thursday afternoon in North Ridgeville and Avon. Chad Stefaniak 30 of New London narrowly avoided being run over on the Ohio Turnpike Route 10 split after a crash into a guardrail. In Avon a left turn crash on Detroit Road involved William Duke 78, Juanita Duke 65, and Daniel Terry 52 with no serious injuries. Duke faces a failure to yield charge.
Mazzola faced possible federal prison for probation violations over bear transport and skunk sales in 2007 while authorities cite lax workers compensation coverage. In Elyria, Jerry Boone Jr., 22, allegedly punched and bit his girlfriend, damaged a car window, fled, and was charged with assault criminal damaging obstructing official business and vandalism.
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