Clinton and Sanders clash over emails and immigration in Michigan primary push
The debate featured Clinton denying any plan to drop out if indicted over email handling while Sanders framed immigration as a slavery analogy risk. They sparred over the auto bailout vote and wealth inequality as 691 delegates were at stake in Tuesday contests including Ohio and Florida. Clinton led in pledged delegates with 762 to Sanders 549.
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Univision
Jorge Ramos
FBI
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Florida
Vermont
Minutemen
Midwest
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Gas station robbery targets local woman in Grafton area
A 55-year-old Grafton resident was robbed at a BP station while pumping gas. Surveillance shows a hooded heavyset white woman on a bicycle approaching, entering the car from the passenger side, and forcing money and the victim’s cell phone from her. The suspect fled toward Lear Nagle Road into a housing development before being dropped off at a McDonald’s on Lorain Road. police seek a maroon hooded jacket wearer. The victim was uninjured but shaken.
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Grafton
Garrow
Lear-Nagle Road
McDonald’s
Lorain Road
Police Blotter Details Warrants, Drug Possession, DUI Cases
Tuesday entries report Brian Furline, 42, arrested on an outstanding warrant while working on a smoking car. Randy Parsley, 48, charged with possession of cocaine after allegedly smoking crack in a parking lot. Monday events include Kevin Penny, 35, charged with driving under suspension, leaving the scene, and starting and backing vehicles after backing into a car and fleeing. Guy Bolyard, 31, charged with domestic violence for assaulting his girlfriend. Sharon Khalif, 59, charged with operating under the influence after striking another car and showing intoxication.
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Dewey Ave
Brian Furline
North Ridgeville
Furline
Broad Street
Randy Parsley
East Ave
Parsley
17Th St
Kevin Penny
24Th St
Penny
36Th St
Guy Bolyard
Bolyard
East 28Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Sharon Khalif
Paine St
Khalif
Chronicle Telegram Requests Tips on Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections for accurate news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Lottery Draws And Jackpots Update
Wednesday Midday and evening picks listed for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 and Rolling Cash 5. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot at 120000 dollars and Classic Lotto jackpot at 4 million dollars. Lucky for Life numbers shown for Monday and Lucky Ball draw result 3.
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Ohio
The Chronicle Telegram executive and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram lists executives and office contacts including President CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R. Young General Manager William D Hudnutt and multiple department heads The notice provides hours for service delivery and subscriptions along with toll free numbers and mailing address for changes and payments.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Debate Fact Check on Clinton and Sanders Claims
A fact check analyzes statements from the debate on the 2008 Wall Street bailout and auto industry funds, Sanders and Clinton votes on immigration and border control, and Minuteman group actions. It notes the October 2008 package funded banks and later auto bailouts, and recalls Sanders’ 2006 amendment on border information sharing which he called routine.
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Hillary Clinton
Senate
Sanders
Bernie Sanders
Wall Street
Chrysler
General Motors
Clinton
Detroit
Minutemen
House
Washington
U.S
Minuteman
Fair Board backs Confederate flag sales at fair week
The Fair Board and supporters defend selling the Confederate flag as a free speech issue and refuse to bar vendors during fair week. County groups including Democrats and the Lorain County Democratic Party threaten boycotts. opponents call for a ban saying the symbol represents racism and should not be sold at a public fair.
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Fair Board
Meyers
Brian Twining
Lorain County
Giardini
Judy Nedwick
Democratic Party
Kale
Jeanine Donaldson
Fair Minded Coalition
Donaldson
Twining
Scuffle Over Fundraiser Funds Ties to Fatal Crash
Makruski described a dispute over fundraiser proceeds between a husband and sister prior to a July 28 crash in Leavitt Road home. Debra Markut died when Adrianna Young’s car veered off the road into the living room, injuring infant Jaxon Markut who survived after teammates and a neighbor helped. A GoFundMe for Jaxon has raised 18,600 while medical bills exceed 100,000.
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Debra Markut
Jaxon
Leavitt Road
Adrianna Young
Oberlin
Young
Jacob
Damian Garcia
Gofundme.com
Ohio 17-year-olds seek presidential primary voting rights
Ohio activists from the League of Women Voters and ACLU challenge Secretary of State Husted ruling that 17-year-olds cannot vote in the presidential primary. The suit argues no Ohio law restricts age for primary ballots and seeks to allow 17-year-olds to participate. Federal suits also allege due process and equal protection violations as early voting continues.
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League of Women Voters
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Husted
Boards of Elections
Mike Brickner
ACLU
Fair Elections Legal Network
Washington, D.C
Mary
Sanders
Columbus
U.S
Franklin County
Ben Piscitelli
Elections Board
Piscitelli
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