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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2006
Page
5
In an interview, Elgin police confirmed Velma Bowens was left severely beaten and could not identify her attacker. Investigators withheld details about how she failed to see the assailant while the case remains open and awaiting DNA test results expected by morning June 5.
A suspect entered the LaGrange shop at about 5 a.m. demanded cash and struck the clerk with a club before fleeing. The employee reports she complied and is now doing OK. store procedures were updated and openings begin at 5:30.
Gordon Hickman 41 of Homeworth died when he fell into a 35 foot pit at United Foundries Inc. after reportedly fainting. Witnesses said he collapsed from a ladder moments before molten steel was poured into the pit. autopsy could not determine the exact cause.
A rock was thrown through a window at Homewood School around 12:20 PM, signaling an incident at the Ave location. No injuries reported, investigation likely underway by local authorities.
June 11 incidents include a car stereo stolen on Golfway Road at 9 15 a m and a theft on Olive Street at 12 24 p m. A bicycle was reported damaged by keys and tires at Middle Avenue 2 01 p m and a further incident at 4 57 p m on 500 block.
The Ohio Division of Liquor Control will decide in about a month on transferring the license for the Middle Avenue Drive Thru at 714 Middle Ave. A hearing heard objections from local residents about crime and public decency concerns.
Lorain County Community College hosts the third Journalism Boot Camp July 14 and 15 with eight hour sessions led by professionals. Students learn quoting sources news values and First Amendment basics with a $15 fee and July 7 signup deadline. Contact advisor Sherrie Farabee at 440 366 7729.
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