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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2008
Page
1
Former Governor Eliot Spitzer resigns after a prostitution scandal. The article outlines potential successors and surveys New York residents on who should lead the state, highlighting public reaction and political implications.
Former U.S. Senator Howard Metzenbaum died at his Florida home at age 90. The liberal Democrat, famed as Senator No, advocated workers rights and 60 day plant closing notices. Born June 4, 1917, in Cleveland, he built a long career opposing big business.
An Ohio Supreme Court panel ruled that Domestic Relations Judge Paulette Lilly deceived voters with campaign materials after leaving the bench. The panel recommended a $400 fine and noted a cease and desist would be moot after her three‑way primary loss to Jim Walther. Lilly could have faced license suspension.
A woman travels by plane to fulfill her brother's last wishes and brings him along in an unusual tribute, signaling a special farewell and familial bond.
U S authorities in Baghdad received five severed fingers of four American and one Austrian hostage taken in Iraq over a year ago. FBI probes the development while relatives report DNA results exist but offer few details. The four Crescent Security contractors were seized November 16, 2006 near Safwan, Kuwait border. John Young of Kansas City was not among them as claimed by Austrian reports.
Herminio Carrasquillo testified in county Common Pleas Court that in the early hours of January 4 2007 his estranged wife Pamela Carrasquillo stood in his doorway and fired four shots into his bed waking him with a scene he described as a shower of sparks. He identified her face in the doorway.
Lorain Police Officer Corey Earl resumes duties after two weeks of paid leave. A court order dismissing a civil stalking protection order against Earl was filed March 6, with police citing comfort in his return. The order had been tied to threats Earl allegedly made related to marital problems and an incident at Scorchers bar.
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