Ganley battle to unseat Sutton entangles Crime Stoppers chief
Ganley a 68 year old Republican tied to a campaign for U S Rep Betty Sutton is indicted on kidnapping abduction soliciting and three counts of gross sexual imposition. The suit alleges a woman who met him in 2009 was invited to a Strongsville condo and groped after an advance. The case names him with abuse and intimidation calls. he is free on 25000 bond and could face prison if convicted.
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Cleveland
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Cuyahoga County
Bear keeper faces renewed probes after fatal mauling
Kandra’s death prompts review by Lorain County Prosecutor Dennis Will as the bear keeper Mazzola faces investigations by OSHA and the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation. Deirdre Herbert seeks reckless homicide charges. autopsy cites 600 plus wounds.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Statement
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors and provides a contact number 329-7155 for corrections. The note emphasizes commitment to accuracy and outlines how to notify the paper of mistakes.
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Ohio midday lottery results and big jackpots
Midday and evening numbers across Pick 3 and Pick 4 games appear with exact sequences. Rolling Cash 5 draws show 190,000s. jackpots list Rolling Cash 5 at 130000, Classic Lotto at 26.3 million, Mega Millions at an estimated 12 million with Mega Ball 43 and Megaplier 4.
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Prisons sale sparks protests over state budget impact
About 300 protesters challenged Ohio plans to sell five prisons to private firms in a bid to close a budget gap. Critics warned private operators would cut services and raise costs for employees while the state would lose long term value. Officials said four to five bidders may compete as the state plans layoffs for 172 parole officers and more corrections staff by year end.
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Corrections Corporation of America
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Huffman
Carlo LoParo
Ohio bill reshapes union rules amid budget gap
A committee rewrites a bill on public sector unions linking future wage increases to merit and banning strikes. The plan, tied to Kasich's 55.5 billion two year budget, aims to save at state and local levels while cutting funding for schools and local governments to cover an $8 billion gap. Democratic critics and police leaders challenge its flaws as the bill moves forward.
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House Commerce and Labor Committee
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R-Loveland
Ohio Fraternal Order of Police
Jay McDonald
Changes to Ohio bill pass House committee with alterations
Ohio House Commerce and Labor Committee adopted changes to Senate Bill 5 altering bargaining rules for public workers. Provisions include removing contempt penalties for strikes, restoring safety equipment bargaining, banning compelled nonmember payments, lowering vote thresholds on fact-finder recommendations, and designating last best offer as default in some disputes. 65,414 signatures delivered opposing the bill were ignored by the committee.
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Vest, pellet gun and mask confi
After a 1 a.m. traffic stop in Lorain police found a passenger wearing a bulletproof vest under his shirt, a replica pellet gun, and a blue ski mask. The driver claimed a loss of a phone and said they would fetch it at Marshall Apartments. no explanation was given for the items so they were confiscated and the men released.
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Lorain
Marshall Apartments
Elyria Police Blotter Chronicles Theft and Disturbances
The blotter covers events from March 24 to March 26 with crimes and incidents including a vehicle fender damage on Idaho Drive, heroin possession arrest for Aaron Damron, a home burglary on Parmely Avenue with two TVs and a PlayStation stolen, liquor theft from Convenient Food Mart, copper piping theft, domestic assault arrest for Jasmine Daniels, theft of clothing involving Lenga Figueroa, and a burned interior of a supposedly stolen silver Chrysler Town & Country found behind Washington Town Homes.
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Melvyn Lane
Aaron Damron
Washington Ave
Washington Town Homes
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