Court nixes some rules on robocalls in California
A federal appeals court in Menlo Park rolls back 2015 FCC rules aimed at curb robocalls calling smartphones as autodialers and fining repeated reassigned-number calls. The ruling finds the rules unreasonably expansive while noting ongoing FCC crackdowns and multimillion-dollar penalties against spoofing by firms.
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U S Representative Louise Slaughter Dies at 88
U S Rep Louise Slaughter longtime New York Democrat and former chair of the House Rules Committee has died at age 88 after a fall and concussion in her Washington residence. She was among the chamber’s most senior women and a GOP critic on floor debate.
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Izaak Walton League Presents Bluegrass Acts Tonight
The Izaak Walton League hosts Green Mountain Kyle Jarvis and the Third Generation from 6 to 10 p.m. at 21334 Foster Road Penfield Township. Doors open 5 p.m. Donation is six dollars at the door. Food available.
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Penfield Township
Spelling Bee Completes Local Round. Finalists Named
Chas Knittel and Kendall Guthrie advance from the Lorain County spelling bee. The 35th annual event, sponsored by the Educational Service Center of Lorain County and The Chronicle Telegram, selects 16 finalists for the March 23 final at Avon Middle School to compete for a place at the 91st Scripps National Bee in Washington, D.C.
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Charles
Amy Knittel
Laura Waltos
Kendall
Jason
Elaine Guthrie
Amanda Zapotechne
Scripps
Washington, D.C
Corrections Clarify Theater Audition Time
The Chronicle Telegram notes an error in a previous audition listing for The Second Time Around by Workshop Players Theater. No audition Sunday. another at 7 p.m. Monday at 44820 Middle Ridge Road Amherst Township. Call 440 988 5613 for details.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots for Ohio
Ohio Friday midday draws report Pick 3 0-1-3 and 2-2-2, Pick 4 1-6-9-3 and 6-6-4-4, Pick 5 9-8-0-6-6 and 3-5-4-0-0, Rolling Cash 5 3-4-32-34-36. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $130,000. Classic Lotto jackpot $3.7 million.
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Chronicle Telegram front matter and contact details
The page lists staff roles and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram including executives and editors, plus circulation and advertising lines. It also shows delivery hours, subscription rates, and postal information for Elyria Ohio, with pricing for various plans and special weekend inclusions.
Ford Uncovers Plan for Eight SUVs and New Off Road Vehicle
Ford outlines a two year rollout adding eight SUVs up from six with hybrid engines and a new off road small utility. The Escape Explorer and Bronco receive reworks and a Mustang inspired all electric model is planned. Ford aims to lead hybrids, leverage F-Series strength, and may target the Jeep market with added off road capabilities.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dearborn
Nike
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Jeep
Farley
Cadence
Dave Sullivan
AutoPacific Inc
Village and Township clash over inside village tax value
The village claims about 60,000 of inside village taxes flow to the township yearly with little village benefit while the township disputes the figures. A letter cites 59 percent of 602 EMS calls in 2017 and 66 percent of 569 in 2016 by village residents and notes a potential fire levy increase. Officials say discussions at the next council meeting are needed to resolve the dispute and preserve services.
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Farley
Ford
Ford Product Development
Hackett
Wall Street
LaGrange
Garnder
Gardner
Burge Case Ends After State Supreme Court Declines Appeal
Former judge Burge and attorney Crawford discuss the 2011 settlement and fines after Burge’s resignation and sale of his stake. The Ohio Supreme Court refused to consider Burge’s appeal on the tampering with records charges, which were reduced to misdemeanors with $1,000 fines on each count.
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Crawford
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Ken Rothgery Remembered as Trusted Lawyer and Coach
Attorneys recall Ken Rothgery as a trusted professional who mentored young lawyers and told stories for clients. He warned colleagues of potential contempt in a case and balanced a busy practice with community service and youth baseball. His son, Elyria Municipal Court Clerk Eric Rothgery, notes his family ties.
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Ken Rothgery
Lieux
Ken
St. Marie
Christopher Rothgery
Lorain County Historical Society
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