Injured workers seek video of exams in Ohio system
A small group of injured Ohio workers pushes to tape medical exams that decide eligibility for state benefits. Ohio bans taping exams in all private and public insurers. Advocates say exams are sometimes rushed or inaccurate, with 12 percent of 116 BWC complaints in the past 18 months relating to exam quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Insured Workers Coalition
Harvey Frey
Health Administration Responsibility Project
Santa Monica
Calif
California
HMO
Frey
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
Coach Kubuski Faces Surgery After Collision
Lorain County baseball coach Kubuski suffered severe facial injuries when a ball struck him in the cheek eye and sinus bones. Doctors delayed surgery due to swelling and plan repair of cheekbones at MetroHealth on Thursday. He hopes to return to the dugout after recovery, noting lingering swelling and soft foods. Contact Joe Medici at 329-7182 or jmedici@chroniclet.com.
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Kubuski
MetroHealth
Lorain County
Joe Medici
Jmedici
Chroniclet.com
Motherhood admission leads to arrest and conviction in Ohio case
Coleman confessed to giving birth to a child later known as Baby Boy Hope and disposing of the body in a rock filled duffle bag in a Florida trip in 2005. She led police to Truelson, a Lorain County Academy teacher in Oberlin, whose conviction cost him his teaching license and freedom.
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Coleman
Florida
Baby Boy Hope
Truelson
Lorain County Academy
Oberlin
Chronicle Telegram Acknowledges Errors and Invites Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors, emphasizing a commitment to accurate news coverage and corrections.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and big jackpots across games posted
Michigan and Pennsylvania draws listed by state for Monday and Friday. Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Mega Millions, Kicker, Daily 3 and 4, Fantasy 5, and Big 4 with jackpots noted for Mega Millions and Classic Lotto. Indicates Rolling Cash 5 numbers, Classic Lotto jackpot at 6.9 million, Mega Millions jackpot at 80 million.
Retail Classified Hotline Ad Note
Classified hotline details list toll free numbers and office hours from 8 a.m. to p.m. daily and Sam to noon Saturdays for the Retail Advertising service.
Avon eyes Frontier League, Lorain wary of Avon stadium
Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin warns the Frontier League will not deal with Lorain due to Avon. The Pipe Yard at Campana Park, with $250,000 US Steel backing, could draw college games and youth tournaments, but Avon tax votes may derail stadium plans, potentially restoring Lorain’s baseball hopes.
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Lorain
Avon
Craig Foltin
Frontier League
Foltin
Campana Park
Avon plans stadium and YMCA center with tax vote
Avon proposes a 12.5 million recreation complex next to a 67 200 square foot YMCA run center and a baseball stadium. A 0 25 percent income tax on city workers would fund the projects and raise total city taxes to 1 75 percent, with residents working elsewhere exempt. If approved the 120 acre site along Route 611 and Interstate 90 would include a Lorain County Metro Parks Splash Zone area.
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Avon
Lorain County Metro
Avon considers 0.25% income tax hike for new recreation complex
Avon proposes raising the income tax to 1.75 percent, up from 1.5, to fund an entertainment and recreation complex including an ice rink, indoor soccer, tennis, and youth fields. A 0.25% rise would cost a $100,000 earner about $250 yearly and generate about $1 million. If voters reject it, the project may be dropped, says city official Smith. Local tax rates vary, with Amherst and Elyria at 1.50 and 1.75 percent respectively. A Frontier League investment group plans a team in Avon, contingent on a guaranteed home stadium.
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US. Steel
Lorain County Community College
Cleveland State University
Avon
Oberlin
Smith
Amherst
Avon Lake
Elyria
Lorain
South Amherst
Sheffield Lake
Columbia Station
North Ridgeville
Westlake
Net
Matt Perry
Frontier League
Medical study reshapes heart attack treatment approach
At an American College of Cardiology meeting the New England Journal of Medicine reports on stent use. Angioplasty remains top for heart attack care, but many cases start with drugs. If ineffective, angioplasty or bypass surgery can save lives, with only one third needing procedures after drug therapy.
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American College of Cardiology
New England Journal of Medicine
Steven Nissen
Cleveland Clinic
The
College of Cardiology
Elyria and Lorain Police Activity Summary
Police reports from Elyria and Lorain include charges for Kenneth Hammonds open container. Warrant served on Arthur Wiggins for assault. Vehicle plate missing at Tokyo Steakhouse. Contempt of court charged for Jonathan Little. Home break ins reported on Princeton and Park avenues with items stolen. Domestic violence and assault cases logged. Lorain incidents include domestic violence charges and thefts from homes, plus number of break ins and stolen electronics. Remaining entries note church break in and stolen speakers, stolen DVDs and CDs, criminal mischief, driving in parks, and other various calls.
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Midway Boulevard
Wal-Mart
Kenneth C. Hammonds
Lorain
Melvyn Lane
Arthur Wiggins
Midway Mall
Tokyo Steakhouse
Garfield Avenue
Jonathan J. Little
Princeton Avenue
Park Avenue
Fox Hill Lane
High Street
Portia Court
Jeffery D. Isom
Elyria
Seventh Street
Kenneth A. Bradstock
White Court
Piankhi H. Bruce
Canton Avenue
Leon J. Brown
West 20Th Street
Rafael Bonet
Beech Avenue
East 31St Street
First Spanish Baptist Church
West Erie Avenue
Parkview Avenue
Nigele J. Jackson
Randall Street
West Ninth Street
Randy Grawford Jr
Cleveland
East 32Nd Street
West 7Th Street
Globe Avenue
East 29 Street
Laquinda S. King
East 28Th Street
Pearl Avenue
San Mesa
Pandas to Turn Poop into Paper at Chiang Mai Base
At a base in northern Thailand researchers plan to turn panda droppings into office and wrapping paper. They aim for a product line by next year, emphasizing recycling and environmental rather than profit. About 2 tons of dung daily are produced by 40 bamboo fed pandas, though output of usable paper remains undetermined.
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Thailand
Liao
Chiang Mai Zoa
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