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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2014
Page
14
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine reported 145,342 concealed carry licenses issued in 2013, the largest total since licensing began in 2004. Sheriff offices issued 96,992 new licenses and 48,350 renewals, beating the 2012 record. The annual report tracks license statistics nationwide.
In New Miami Butler County Ohio a judge ordered the village to stop its red light and speed cameras saying they violated due process. Judges in Hamilton County and appeals courts in Toledo and Cleveland have criticized camera programs as revenue schemes.
The unre lenting winter grips Ohio sap producers as February freezes discourage tapping. Ohio, normally among the top syrup states, produced 155000 gallons in 2013 with Vermont New York Maine and Wisconsin ahead. Maple Madness Tour to proceed next weekend with 50 stops across Northeast Ohio.
Multiple charity dinners and fundraisers happen across the region. Events include a Lake Erie perch dinner at East Oberlin Community Church with carryout and local delivery, a Fifth annual Masked Mardi Gras Benefit Gala in Cleveland, and several spaghetti dinners in Elyria Lorain and North Ridgeville with varying prices. Proceeds support women children dogs and local missions.
Ohio recorded its lowest annual heart transplant total since 1989 as more organs exit than enter the state. Of 155 people on the wait list as of February 7, 59 percent had waited over a year. The Cleveland Clinic performed about two thirds of last year’s transplants, dropping from 76 to 44. Ohio State’s Comprehensive Transplant Center did 10, about half its 2006 peak.
In Cincinnati prosecutors urged the 16 Amish defendants’ sentences and convictions be upheld. They described victims being forcibly awakened, restrained, and disfigured to destroy religious symbols as part of a terrorizing campaign against the Amish community.
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