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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2007
Page
1
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, reinforcing its commitment to accuracy and transparent corrections.
Barb Rusko Stephens appointed as newspaper in education manager. The ad classifieds hotline operates toll free from 8 am to 5 pm daily, with advertising duties including retail home listings and SUS Hue contact options.
Commissioners Beth Blair and Ted Kale defend a 25 cent per hundred tax increase aimed at offsetting a 3.5 million state funding shortfall. If a referendum delays, county departments may wait until after November for funds. Critics insist the move risks political backlash in 2008 elections.
Carrie Cervantes, assistant manager at West Erie Convenient Mart, reports selling a ticket worth a quarter of a million dollars last year. Lorain resident Charles Ritner says he prays before buying, while others rely on random numbers. Local businesses note a surge in lottery purchases driving up store traffic and sales. Joe Medici at Chronicle provides contact information.
The Lorain officer admitted the department failed to rein in sexually aggressive officers in a settlement with Long. He said the conduct was tolerated and that he expected no repercussions for sexual contact with Long or other women. The case spawns further criminal charges possible by County Prosecutor Dennis Will, while an administrative review proceeds. Lorain police chief Del Rivera notes the criminal probe aimed to avoid impropriety, with support pledged by the Fraternal Order of Police for Sanchez despite calls he remain off duty.
District to hire part time custodians for three remodeled schools while pay to play starts in fall. President Dave Underwood laments cuts after seven rejections in two years and a May levy already on the ballot. Winds of voter turnout cited. contact Adam Wright for details.
Gillock said the committee will present its decision to Council Monday, noting the city gave a reasonable look at the issue. He added that Council can override the committee's recommendation by a majority vote and that he was satisfied with the result.
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