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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2009
Page
2
Elyria City Council schedules a Wednesday special session to consider a 10 firefighter job save pact with the local fire union. The agreement would shift funds to support the Fire Department and asks voters to approve a dedicated tax amid concerns over no layoffs this year and related lawsuits.
U.S. District Judge Korman ruled the FDA delayed decisions and politicized actions in approving Plan B. Barr Pharmaceuticals must make Plan B available to 17 year olds without a prescription under same terms as over 18 within 30 days. The FDA reviews the ruling as women's groups note past agency delays and Susan Wood’s 2005 resignation.
The Chronicle Telegram states it will correct factual errors and invites readers to call 329-7155 with corrections. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and public accountability.
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The Chronicle masthead lists editors and staff contacts including Andrew R. Young news editor Benjamin Nagy and sports editor Kevin Aprile. It provides daily office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday hours, plus home delivery pricing and mail rates.
The operation needs at least 60 volunteers to run monthly food drives. Clients sign in if returning and new clients register, providing ages for themselves and their dependents. Diane Zemanek, pantry co founder, notes new people arrive regularly.
Community members fear the loss of a vital food pantry after a church group requests its end. Allen Day a roofer who has relied on the pantry since 2007 outlines how its closure would affect his meals and plans. Teresa Burson and Thomas Blakely describe financial strain and reliance on the pantry for survival. Dominic Verlingeri says he may go without food until he finds work.
Lorain County court leaders debate a mandatory time sheet system to ensure accountability and proper pay. Rival officials cite ethics and efficiency while noting recent wage and vacation-time controversies involving county staff.
Davis Grubb proposes dusk to dawn lights along Lake Avenue linked to an existing building transformer at the owners' cost. The project aims to boost retail and nightlife, create a safer environment, and draw residents to the falls and riverwalk, with a lighting ceremony planned this spring.
City council debates a 420000 budget shortfall as the Fire Prevention Bureau and a training officer position are cut. Officials warn two or three of four stations could be open at times while overtime rises and new education rules reduce field duty.
Fire union President Dean Marks praised Rich Benton as a strong worker. Captain Joe Pronesti expects a morale boost and says he will support Benton to ensure stability after months of department leadership battles and staffing disputes.
Capt Richard Benton becomes one of eight Elyria fire chiefs in history joining Wallace Bates Lyle Scott Lloyd Kinney Don Norman Ron Novak Dan Schue John Zielinski and his predecessor he will start amid a management study Benton began with the department in 1989 and plans no immediate sweeping changes The council ordered the audit after Zielinski took medical leave and amid debates over layoffs and a tax measure to fund the fire service Benton noted the department has skilled firefighters solid equipment and a desire to shape a strategic future with community backing
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