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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2009

Page

12

Judge Burge Denounces Halo 3 Addiction in Daniel Petric Sentencing

The Lorain County judge sentenced 17 year old Daniel Petric to 23 years to life for killing his mother and wounding his father in 2007. He remarked he believed violent video games shaped Petric’s actions and cited addiction like a brain chemistry issue. The prosecution sought life without parole, but the minimum term keeps Petric in prison until nearly age 40.

James Burge Daniel Petric Burge Lorain County Brighton Township Daniel Petrie Daniel

Letter guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram

The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor with editing for brevity and clarity. Letters should be words or shorter and under a 250 word limit. Contact options include mail at Box 4010 Elyria 44036 and fax number 329-7262.

Chronicle-Telegram Shaamatenses Himai The Elyria

UAW role in Detroit auto revival or demise debated

Kansas City Star columnist argues the UAW helped shape GM and Chrysler struggles while noting union give backs and job protections. Jeff Manning of Local 31 says members did not cause GM's collapse. The piece weighs union leverage, plant efficiency, and potential for UAW to aid a Detroit comeback.

Kansas City Star UAW General Motors Chrysler Detroit Jeff Manning United Auto Workers Fairfax Kansas City Kan Manning Jobs Bank Paul Ingrassia The Wall Street Journal U.S Toyota Honda

Payday lenders push back on Ohio curb proposal

Jamie Fulmer of Advance America argues against Rep. Lundy’s Issue 5 aimed at restricting payday lending in Ohio. He contends higher rates and limited options harm consumers, notes lenders offer Small Loan Act and Mortgage Loan Act products, and warns of job losses and reduced access to credit if the bill passes.

Ohio Matt Lundy Elyria Rep Lundy Advance America Rep. Lundy Douglas Fecher Wright-Patt Credit Union Financial Services Committee U.S House of Representatives APR Jamie Fulmer Spartanburg S.C Cash Advance Centers Inc

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