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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2014
Page
9
Lorain County commissioners vote 2 to 1 to place an 0.08 mill levy before voters again this year to fund the Crime Lab. The measure would raise about $495,798 annually, with a $2.80 yearly tax on a $100,000 home, amid concerns about drug activity and ongoing local investigations.
Quinnipiac University polling indicates Gov John Kasich at 48 percent to Ed FitzGerald's 36 percent with 65 percent unaware of FitzGerald and 55 percent approving of Kasich's job. The survey of 1,366 Ohio voters has a margin of error under three points. election set for November 4.
About 30 Lorain City Schools teachers attend a five day summer training at Lorain County Community College led by a National Museum for Women in the Arts facilitator. They use art supplies to connect poetry and writing and to help students express themselves.
The Recovery Enhancement for Addiction Treatment Act seeks to raise the patient cap for physicians prescribing opioid addiction medicines from 30 to 100 in the first year and remove limits thereafter. Sen. Ed Markey and Sen. Sherrod Brown advocate the bill citing hospital savings and crime reduction, while Dr. Mark Piacentini describes既 access strain from patient overload.
Elyria man Joe Reiger files suit in common pleas court against Elyria sheriff's Sgt. Donald McCurry and his daughter Ashley alleging McCurry struck Reiger in the head with a flashlight during a 2013 encounter at the Island Road property in Eaton Township. McCurry has pleaded not guilty to felonious assault and is on medical leave after indictment.
Lorain County maintenance worker Joe Renaldo resigned Monday while under investigation for allegedly stealing scrap metal from county buildings and selling it to a local scrap yard. County Administrator Jim Cordes said a disciplinary hearing was planned before the resignation.
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