Lawmakers Press EPA on Pharmaceuticals in Drinking Water
AP reports Congress will hold hearings on trace pharmaceuticals in drinking water affecting at least 41 million Americans. Rep. Allyson Schwartz urges a national task force. Sen. Frank Lautenberg and Sen. Boxer back oversight to protect public health and consider legislative steps.
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Allyson Schwartz
D-Pa
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Congress
Public Works Committee
Frank Lautenberg
Transportation, Safety, Infrastructure Security and Water Quality
Boxer
D-Calif
Lautenberg
New Jersey
Timothy Lyons
California
Elyria High Class of 1939 Luncheon Set
Elyria High School class of 1939 holds its luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday at Eat'n Park by Midway Mall. Members are advised to attend and reconnect with classmates.
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Elyria
Eat’n Park
Midway Mall
Ohio Lottery Draws and Jackpot Totals
Ohio Classic Lotto numbers 5 29 30 33 39 46. Midday Pick 3 2 2 6. Pick 3 1 2 0. Midday Pick 4 6 1 4 4. Pick 4 8 9 8 7. Rolling Cash 5 2 23 24 27 37. Ten-Oh results 4 7 8 15 16 20 21 31 41 44 45 47 52 54 61 63 67 68 71 75. Ten-Oh 4 6 8 13 25 26 33 34 35 40 47 49 50 53 59 60 61 63 65 77. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 100000. Classic Lotto jackpot 13000000.
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Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Chronicle Telegram Contact and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily by Lorain County Printing and Publishing in Elyria Ohio. Staff roles include A Cooper Hudnutt managing editor Patti Ewald advertising manager and Andrew R Young editor with various desk editors and contact numbers listed.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Patti Ewald
Trom Meecha
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Kyle Kondik
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
The
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Lorain Council to Hear Krasienko Budget Plan Next Week
The council will hold its first hearing on Krasienko's proposed budget with a March 31 final passage date. He estimates seven to eight city employees from Building, Engineering, Electrical and Fire will retire without replacements to trim costs. The plan includes a revenue strategy to reduce the deficit and notes over 1.6 million in upcoming expenses such as jail operation 347 336 hospitalization 351 000 and retirements 260 000 plus retroactive police pay 223 600.
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Krasienko
City to Repair 5.3 Mile Chestnut Ridge Road Segment
City engineer Moghe outlined a 5.3 mile road reconstruction from Chestnut Ridge Road to Lake Avenue with new lights signals medians and longer turn lanes. The project will use local state and federal funds including a 10 year 2.7 million loan from the state infrastructure fund with completion on time. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 2171 or Roberson chroniclet com.
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Moghe
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Lake Avenue
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Roberson
Chroniclet.com
Chroniclet
Spitzer Scandal Forces Governor Toward Resignation Talk
The New York governor faced bipartisan pressure to resign after a federal complaint details wiretap tapes in which Client 9 arranged for a prostitute from Emperor's Club VIP to meet him at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. The probe also alleges Temeka Lewis and others ran a high end prostitution network earning over a million dollars in four years.
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Spitzer
Independence Party
Assembly
James Tedisco
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Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Congressional
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Amtrak
Manhattan
Pennsylvania Station
Temeka Lewis
Brooklyn
Lewis
Emperor's Club
Queens
Asia
Big Apple Oriental Tours
Spitzer Prostitution Inquiry Shocks New York Governor
The report questions what in his right mind led Gov. Eliot Spitzer to be linked to a prostitution ring amid rising speculation about whether power fuels risky behavior. Analysts note the tension between high office and personal actions and discuss possible motives and consequences for his career.
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New York
Eliot Spitzer
Leon Hoffman
Renana Brooks
Washington, D.C
Philippines
Thailand
Cambodia
Spitzer
Wall Street
Senate
Joseph Bruno
Lorain Council OKs split of safety service director role
In a Monday action the Lorain City administration sought approval to split the safety service director into two posts. Mayor Tony Krasienko rearranged staff to align with a Council mandated budget cap after the committee gave its approval.
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Lorain
Tony Krasienko
Elyria budget aims for flexibility amid tax declines
Elyria mayor notes the permanent budget is fluid with a yearlong potential for adjustments. City figures show a 1.9 percent general fund increase and a $400,000 saving from reduced fire staffing, while revenue declines and rising energy costs shape the year ahead.
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Bill Grace
Grace
Ted Pileski
Pileski
Eichenlaub
Fire Department
Elyria
Witness says shooting may be self-inflicted in divorce case
Herminio Carrasquillo was dating a 30 year old when he was shot. His estranged wife Pamela Carrasquillo is among those interviewed by Avon police. Defense says the shooter may have been a shadowy figure or Herminio himself to protect a six figure salary. Prosecutors present gunshot residue and unlocked doors as witnesses in the trial.
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Pamela Carrasquillo
Avon
Raymond Froelich
Froelich
Kevin Collins
Herminio Carasquillo
Collins
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