Man charged with felonious assault in Elyria attack
Elyria man William Lockett, 31, was arrested and faces felonious assault, menacing, and violation of a protection order after an attack on his ex girlfriend. Police say he choked her and cut her neck near her home as she tried to remove two children from a van. He is held without bond at Lorain County Jail.
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Domestic violence incidents reported in Elyria arrests
Police logs note Becky Vrabel, 32, arrested for alleged assault on her husband after a Friday quarrel with claims of self defense. Timothy Davis arrested for domestic violence after a confrontation with his wife on Michigan Ave. A separate case involves a resident assaulted by an acquaintance who stalked, yelled, and damaged items before fleeing.
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Zimmerman Defense Appeals Self-Defense Claim
The Chronicle-Telegram notes corrections to a Sunday story about George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin. Lawyers for Zimmerman argued self-defense in the killing, and the earlier description of the defense's explanation was incorrect.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots from Ohio Michigan and West Virginia
Ohio results include Pick 3 2-8-2 and 0-5-7, Pick 4 0-2-7-5 and 0-6-0-2, Pick 5 5-2-3-2-7 and 0-9-8-2-7, Rolling Cash 5 11-17-25-29-37, Classic Lotto 3-12-30-31-32-39, Kicker 0-9-7-4-6-7. Next Rolling Cash 5 is 41.4 million, Classic Lotto 140 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 16-20-24-39-42, Mega Ball 46, Megaplier 3. next Mega Millions 13 million. Powerball Saturday 14-25-27-38-58, Powerball 6. next Powerball 166 million. Michigan Daily 3 8-9-2, Daily 4 1-3-0-6, Fantasy 5 11-13-14-15-39, Cash 5 7-11-24-35-38. West Virginia Monday Daily 3 4-7-4, Daily 4 4-6-1-1.
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Chronicle staff and contact numbers listed
The Chronicle page shows editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace and advertising managers Carla Hama and Barb Rusko Stephens with phone lines. Also lists circulation manager Jeff Pfeiffer and president Paul B. Martin plus billing and office hours. Home delivery service numbers for Elyria and other areas are provided with weekday and weekend hours.
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Ann E. Klunzinger
Elyria
Four-year terms debated for city council members
At a Monday hearing residents and Gates' colleagues argued four-year council terms would lead to less accountability with critics like John Wargo warning that sitting for four years risks being voted out. Given, serving since 1994, supports shorter terms to stay connected with constituents but acknowledges campaigning demands. He argues shorter terms keep elected officials accountable to the public. Contact Evan Goodenow at 329-7129.
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Lorain mayor cites HUD cuts to housing funding
Lorain mayoral remarks fault HUD HOME program for not aiding rehabilitation as HUD funding is reduced by 705 518 dollars over three years. Officials say 27 past projects failed between 2004 and 2007 leading to more demolitions amid high foreclosures. Local efforts seek land bank aid and renewed demolition targets.
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Safety Service
Appeals court upholds murder charge against New in Spencer case
The appellate panel agrees that New should face a murder charge though the court notes witnesses aged and deaths hindered the case. Burge believed New would be convicted if tried in the 1970s but the court found no basis to overturn the no-bill history and cites late disclosure of Perry Strader testimony. Gerald Smith reviews for appeal while Dennis Will welcomes the ruling.
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Barrios Leads Vigil Call to Action on Violence
A rally in Ely Square featured Barrios urging community action after the Trayvon Martin verdict. She spoke of personal pain from her son's death and asked how to reduce future violence while urging civic engagement and jury service. Community leaders, including Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda and NAACP president Betty Moody White, echoed calls for voting and responsibility. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chronicles.com.
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Elyria
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Trayvon Martin
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Chronicle
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Ohio BRAC projects on track as bonds eyed
TRAC set to vote on Kasich’s turnpike bond recommendations amid talks by State Senator Gayle Manning that 90 percent of bond proceeds stay near the toll road. Elyria and Center Ridge projects highlighted with costs 28.8 million and 48.7 million to upgrade safety and traffic flow. The plan aims to create 65,000 jobs and move key improvements from Phase 2 to Phase 1 ahead of 2027.
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Ohio Senate
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