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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2008
Page
2
Two men and a 16 year old boy were recorded breaking into Midview Drugs on Royalton Road. They used a cement block to enter, stole 20 cartons of cigarettes and prescription drugs like vicodin and alprazolam, and were tracked to a home by deputy K-9 Drago. Krugman and Tripphahn have prior criminal records.
Aleksandra Kacperczyk notes socializing with co authors is rare and argues work ethic and pleasure clash in America. Jan Yager says positive work connections require openness that can backfire. Dan O Brien recalls losing two close colleagues after a client review sparked a bitter split at a Chicago agency.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Tuesday trial report noting Justin Carrasquillo testified about police testing his mother Pamela Carrasquillo for gunshot residue before she appeared in court. The Lorain County Urban League honored Betty Sutton with an Equal Opportunity in Public Service Award for her Lorain County work, not on behalf of the League.
Michigan Daily 3 5 6 6 and Daily 4 0 7 1 4 were posted alongside Fantasy 5 9 24 26 34 36. Ohio results include Pick 3 7 3 0 and 7 6 3, Pick 4 9 7 0 8 and 5 7 2 8, Rolling Cash 5 14 17 18 32 37, and Ten-Oh draws. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at 443000 while Classic Lotto at 13.7 million and Mega Millions estimated at 69 million with numbers 13 15 20 25 44 and ball 37. Pennsylvania Daily Number 4 9 0 and Big 4 0 9 5 0. West Virginia Daily 3 3 0 5 and Daily 4 7 6 3 0 plus Cash 26 2 7 13 16 20 25.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including Publisher President and editors such as A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young and Patti Ewald. It provides office addresses and contact numbers for newsroom operations advertising circulation and subscriptions with daily and Sunday rates and delivery hours.
Judge Hugh Bennett rejected Mills's bid for nearly 250 million more and denounced her travel and wardrobe claims as ridiculous. The ruling portrays Mills as volatile and erratic, while McCartney is praised for steady, honest conduct. Mills dumped water on McCartney's lawyer after the settlement was announced.
A crowded Avon school board meeting pitted residents led by Mary Wolfe against plans to use eminent domain for a new junior high. Wolfe, defending her family farm since 1955, urged the board to rescind the vote while opponents warned of the impact on property rights as growth prompts a potential 2010 bond.
A dense Lorain County blotter itemizes incidents from March including domestic disputes over large bank withdrawals, stolen vehicles and copper pipes, burglaries, drug paraphernalia charges, assaults, and vandalism. Notable names include Derrick L. Wingard of Columbus and Darrell D. Hamilton of Lorain among others.
Residents and officials weigh the return of East Broad Street widening as Route 57 in poor condition prompts a June start through October 2009. EMH Regional Medical Center supports the plan for hospital access while neighbors fear increased water problems and home sales decline.
Community leaders react to Value City closing rumors with mixed views. Chris Baker criticizes the downturn while Frank DeTillio welcomes the turnaround, noting Elyria will retain the Value City presence for now. Contact details for Michael Baker follow.
Lorain man Robert Gonzalez, 50, faces kidnapping, concealed weapon, aggravated menacing and domestic violence charges after allegedly brandishing a gun on his wife. The officer acted reasonably and within policy. no injuries occurred as a bullet hit a street sign. Gregg, detained for an unrelated bond skip, will not be charged.
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