Correction issued after misidentifications in Lorain County notices
A March 20 incident involving Christopher Thacker was not charged. A North Ridgeville blotter item was incorrect. First Student Inc. provides Elyria Schools bus service and was misidentified. Gary Bennett is 52, the Republican pick for Lorain County prosecutor. The Man ning family did not endorse a candidate after the GOP committee chose the prosecutor. A Wednesday story was incorrect.
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Christopher Thacker
Sugar Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
First Student Inc
Elyria Schools
Gary Bennett
Lorain County
Bennett
Jeff Manning
Republican Party Central Committee
Trial verdict in Ohio case ends with guilty counts
Taylor-Carter was found guilty on four felonies with potential maximums up to seven and a half years in prison and $17,500 in fines. She was convicted for using an agency card for $86 makeup and $900 in meals, creating a bogus catering contract for her November 2001 wedding, and faced related charges. Not guilty on several counts, including not paying the wedding meal costs and theft from Women at the Well Ministries. Prosecutors praised the verdict while noting the agency head and other officials faced varying outcomes. The case traced to Lorain County Community Action Agency, amid board turmoil and indictments, with the defendant previously serving as agency president since 1999.
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Taylor- Carter
Columbus
Michael Nolan
Nolan
Ohio
Taylor-Carter
Women At the Well Ministries
Loritts
Barbara Aldridge
Lorain County Community Action Agency
Trotwood
Payton
State Auditor's
Tay
lor-Carter
Thelma Adams
Merry Brown
Brown
Dave Perozek
Taylor-Carter accused in falsification and theft case
The case alleges Taylor-Carter falsified wedding expense documents and stole funds by charging 900 for meals during trips with a per day allowance, plus 86 for make up at Marshall Field's in Columbus. The charges include theft in office and tampering with evidence through a bogus wedding expense contract.
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Taylor-Carter
Marshall Field's
Columbus
Senate Bill Expands Crimes for Killing Pregnant Women
The measure, approved by the House, would allow two murder charges for killing a pregnant woman in a national park or military base, even if the attacker does not know of the pregnancy. President Bush intends to sign. Critics warn it could threaten Roe v Wade and abortion rights.
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White House
Bush
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Michael DeWine
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Supreme Court
Not Guilty On Fourth Degree Theft Allegations
Allegations claim Anna Taylor Carter misused agency funds to pay private attorneys James Walther and Jeffrey Largent and to cover wedding expenses in November 2001. Prosecutors say the charity Women at the Well Ministries was never registered as tax exempt and raised 14342 dollars with only part reaching the charity.
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Anna Taylor-Carter
James Walther
Anna Teytor-Carter
Pivate
Jeffrey Largent
Taylor Carter
Chanty
Taylor-Carter wedding funds tied to agency contract claim
A first-degree misdemeanor alleges unlawful interest in a public contract related to wedding expenses. The claim asserts that Taylor-Carter received payment or reimbursement for wedding costs from the agency, constituting a conflict of interest.
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Taylor-Carter
Taylor-Carter faces up to 70 years and $17,500 in fines
Taylor-Carter plans to appeal the guilty verdicts. The four felony convictions could carry as much as 70 years in prison and a total fines of 17,500 dollars. The outcome remains subject to appellate review.
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Taylor-Carter
Man pleads not guilty in shooting hoax
Richard A. Adams IIT pleaded innocent to two felonies and a misdemeanor in Circleville court. He is charged with inducing panic and making a false alarm both fourth degree felonies and the misdemeanor count of falsification. Adams had told investigators in February a bullet struck his father's minivan in a safe zone after 24 highway shootings on Columbus south side. He reported the call from his Pickaway County home about 30 miles south of Columbus.
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Circleville
Richard A. Adams
Ex-school building chief hired by Ark
Randall Fischer, former head of Ohio School Facilities Commission, who pleaded guilty to taking gifts from contractors, will lead a $10 million assessment of Arkansas 5,700 public school buildings. Arkansas lawmakers say they support the hire despite his Ohio troubles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arkansas
Randall Fischer
Fischer
Ohio School Facilities Commission
Ohio and West Virginia Lottery Result Snapshot
Ohio midday Pick 3 digits 3 5 4 and 7 20. Pick 4 5 9 15 2 9 1. Buckeye 5 3 9 15 17 26. Mega Millions 12 22 35 39 46 plus 32. jackpot 53 million. West Virginia draw shows Cash 25 and various long-form numbers.
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Buckeye
Chronicle Telegram contact and mailing details
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by the Lorain County Pining and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave Elyna Ohio 44035. Periodicals postage paid Elyna Ohio 44035. Postmaster address changes to The Chromee Telegram P O Box 4010 Elyna Ohio 44036.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Longtime Lorain teacher suspended amid student safety concerns
Welcome, a district veteran since 1972, faced a two week suspension on Nov 6 for alleged physical contact with students including a bruise from a clipboard on a line. She videotaped students arguing it deterred bad behavior, a practice critics call inappropriate.
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Welcome
Debbie Boyd
Fve
Schnurr
Local power outage leaves 79 year old resident frustrated
Turner Boulevard resident Frank Bendick 79 vents anger after a second outage in two months. FirstEnergy reports about 226 customers restored soon after the line cut, with roughly 91 remaining to be reconnected by early evening. Bendick criticizes crews while Fagaine seeks cost details.
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Turner Boulevard
Frank Bendick
Bendick
Faga
FirstEnergy
Mark Durbin
Durbin
Ohio Edison
Fagane
Drug busts in Lorain County yield 65 pounds marijuana
Two separate arrests near Lorain County involve 65 pounds of marijuana with a street value about 147000. Antoinette Feliciano-Llanos 22 of Melrose Park Illinois faces possession charges and a 10000 bond after claiming the drugs were hers. Isidro Gonzalez 36 of Fitchburg Massachusetts is charged with possession and held on a 15000 bond. Authorities note the unusual timing and location of the incidents and the lack of cooperation from Gonzalez.
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Canada
Antoinette Feliciano-Llanos
Melrose Park
Chicago
Fambro
Feliciano-Llanos
Isidro Gonzalez
Fitchburg
Mass
Gonzalez
Lorain County
Lucas County
LCCC raises technology fee amid cautious stance by board
LCCC trustees approve a 0.25 increase in the technology fee to 1.50 per credit hour but reject larger tuition boosts. Board member Minnie Wade voices concern over a 4 percent rise in a tough economy while noting state funding cuts since 2001 have increased per student costs. Enrollment has surged from 4,357 full time students in 2001 to about 6,202 this year with another 4,000 part time. officials aim to keep tuition affordable despite funding losses and rising demand.
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Minnie Wade
Church
LCCC
Marcia Ballinger
Lecc
Ballinger
Cuyahoga Community College
CCC
Cleveland State University
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