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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2014
Page
2
County Commissioner Nabakowski faces pressure to fire Montgomery a former employee who pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving an underage victim. Williams Kale and Kokoski say they would act if in charge. removal would require legal action and a county judge’s ruling.
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects a Monday headline about Lorain Board of Education President Tim Williams and his work with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. Williams volunteers with AIPAC but is not a registered lobbyist.
Ohio midweek draws list numbers for Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5, and Rolling Cash 5 with Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto jackpots noted. Mega Millions and Powerball results and estimated jackpots are given, plus out of state results for Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
A partial list of the newspaper’s leadership and departments is provided, naming the President CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R Young General Manager William D Hudnutt Controller Ann E Klunzinger and editors including Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Features Editor Howard Gollop Photography Bruce Bishop with contact numbers. Additional management roles cover Circulation HR Inside ads Interactive Marketing/ME and production staff with several names and extensions.
Orozco-Fraser, shot in the jaw in 2007 in Cleveland after a violent relationship with Ruiz, visits Lorain County Community College to warn students about dating violence. She discusses warning signs, recovery, and impact on laws while urging empowerment and self belief.
A dispute over raising chickens on under five acres splits council members. David Goodell and Jennifer Wasilk report anonymous and non anonymous surveys show 55 percent against allowing ownership on small plots, while 39 percent favor changes. Council member Van Treuren questions survey accuracy.
Police and four firefighters saved a woman named Terry from icy marsh water at Lakeside Ave. Terry, waist deep in mud, was pulled onto an ice rescue sled after a 20 to 30 minute operation. Firefighters trained yearly for ice rescues, and Terry was carried to an ambulance after landing.
Health officials say a pediatric office failed to notify families of potentially ineffective vaccines given October to December 2011 after a temperature problem. Dr. John Sanderson warned some patients may have fallen through the cracks while the clinic faced funding, legal, and notification challenges as it seeks to re vaccinate affected children.
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