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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2009
Page
2
Mahone pleads no contest and is fined 100 dollars for failure to yield to a public safety vehicle. Eichenlaub involved in a third crash while driving a police cruiser with previous incidents cited from February and July 2007. An internal probe will decide if Eichenlaub should remain on duty.
Readable items include a VFW breakfast at 9 to 1 with $5 at 500 South Abbe Road Elyria hosted by Ladies Auxiliary. Camden Township pancake breakfast 7 to 2 with door prizes bloodmobile and possible helicopter landings. Also a craft and bake sale at Midway Baptist Church 9 to 5 with table rentals and contact numbers. Sausage sale at St Ladislaus Lorain 9 to 4 with two pound packages. Vision Concerns Support Group meets at Avon Lake center 10 today. Vision Fair at Independence Village April 3.
Jacqueline Krantz was misidentified as John Biszantz’s ex-wife in Wednesday’s Chronicle Telegram. Krantz says she is a friend and was never married to Biszantz. Lorain County Community Alliance plans Transportation Day for 9 a.m. April 3 in Meeting Rooms A and B, Lorain County Administration Building, 226 Middle Ave., Elyria. Wednesday story omitted the date.
Results from Ohio iV Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh sequences, Classic Lotto, Mega Millions with estimated $34 million jackpot, Kicker and state draws from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia with daily numbers and jackpot figures.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes notices on staff contacts and office hours. It lists publishers editors editors and staff with phone numbers and department lines. It also provides subscription rates for home delivery and mail and notes post office details for Elyria Ohio.
Bridgeport authorities arrest 59 year old David Maksimik after a Darien bank robbery. He crashed his getaway car and fled by bus and taxi, then reported his roommate dead. Nearly $4,000 stolen was recovered as Maksimik appeared before a federal magistrate in Bridgeport.
Elyria woman appeared in Elyria Municipal Court after being arrested for attempting to convey drugs to an inmate at Lorain Correctional. Police say she carried balloons with three grams of marijuana and one gram of cocaine during a visit, facing two felonies and up to six years in prison and a $12,500 fine. She was released on recognizance and a county grand jury will hear the charges.
United Donations by nonprofit groups rose 8 percent from last year while major firms increased 7.5 percent and health care firms 17 percent. Gerald Skully says funds must reach areas with greatest need to meet rising demand. Recipient Jessica Reynolds credits United Way with helping her recover from heroin addiction and rebuild as a student and mother. Jim Dowdell of Invacare will lead next campaign. goal not set. Contact Adam Wright at 329-7129 or awright chroniclet.com.
Council members debated delaying a session after learning the meeting would be tabled. Councilman Larry Tanner said he was shocked by the move while in Pennsylvania and Grace noted talk of an executive session, though public discussion was favored. Lisa Roberson can be reached at 329-7121 or roberson chroniclet.com.
The Ohio Supreme Court will review whether the Mansfield LMHA is liable for injuries in Moore’s case. Justices consider whether public housing counts as a governmental function or proprietary work and if a smoke detector defect falls under the physical defect exception to sovereign immunity.
A lengthy police blotter documents a series of incidents from March 11 to March 24 in Elyria and surrounding areas. Entries involve thefts from stores and residences, threats, domestic violence charges, damaged property, a stabbing at a medical facility, and several arrests including theft, public indecency, and drug related offenses.
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