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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2008
Page
2
Lori Honaker testified about threats over guns after an affair became public. She described seeing Prank Honaker brandish a gun on December 13 and order Betts killed, with Betts dying at the hospital after being shot at the apartment building.
PolyOne will close seven production facilities in North America and one in the United Kingdom over the next nine months. Production and lines will move to fewer plants as raw material and energy costs rise and the economy softens. Stephen Newlin, PolyOne chairman and CEO, notes focus on handling moves sensitively.
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The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including publisher editor managing editor news editor metro editor sports editor and various department heads. It provides contact lines and office hours plus circulation and delivery details for Elyria Lorain County and surrounding areas.
North Ridgeville Council considers expanding local rules on adult entertainment spanning strip clubs and adult stores. Officials plan to study state codes and other municipalities during August recess and resume fall sessions September 2. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
Bradley Rangus, former service garage superintendent in Elyria North Ridgeville, pleads guilty to theft charges. He must serve one year of good behavior with a four month jail term suspended, and 10 years of government employment prohibition follows. Rangus repaid about $4,700 from a department fund used for scrap metal sales and party events.
Carbone admits a bribe tied to a bid for a contract led by Larry Jones and involving Erie Shores Computer Inc. The deal requires Carbone to pay the county 314000, including 224000 bribe, 80000 prosecution costs, and 10000 overbilling reimbursement. A sentencing date hasn’t been set. he remains free on bond.
Amherst police describe a surge of thefts in the eastern area linked to drugs and youth suspects. Two suspects were arrested in Rock Creek Run after breaking into three vehicles, with charges including theft and vehicle trespass. The department uses crime-mapping software to alert residents via crimereports.com and stresses vigilant reporting to track patterns.
State Rep. A. Lundy, after a dog attack that injured him on the street, returned home to shower and change then planned a town hall meeting that evening. Rep. Stephen Dyer was hospitalized earlier after a dog attack. A landscaper helped Lundy escape, and Rico’s owner Rachelle Jones offered to cover medical bills, though Lundy worries about a potential suit while he campaigns against Daniel Urban.
A sequence of police blotter items across Friday to Tuesday recounts counterfeit money cases, weapon and burglary charges, thefts from stores and vehicles, assaults, threats, a dog theft, car and home break ins, gas theft, and a shooting incident linked to July entries. Notable names include James B. Altomare, Lee A. Speer, Walter D. Brown, Pedro J. Ramirez, Alexander R. Ramirez, Shavar Brown, Michael Unwin, John Doe, Gregory Baker, and Eric Falbo.
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