Elyria Police Blotter Highlights February Incidents
Police logs list April incidents in Elyria and nearby areas. Rico Salters of Cleveland faced cocaine and marijuana charges after a 12:27 p.m. March block East Avenue call. Additional entries include threats on Gulf Road, a Rite Aid sunglasses theft at Broad Street, James Davis of North Ridgeville charged with theft at Midway Mall, and a customer throwing a phone at Verizon staff after a fee dispute. Separate calls reference neighbor trouble on Cascade Street and a Lorain assault and fights on Narragansett Boulevard and West 30th Street.
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Multiple incidents report across city blocks and arrests
At 4 a.m. an attempted burglary occurred in the 2700 block of W 37th St. William Davenport, 42, faces domestic violence and theft charges at 200 block E 33rd St. A woman was punched at 1600 block E 33rd St. Menacing reported at 12:18 p.m. near Tacoma Ave. Theft tied to prescription painkillers at 1300 block Ashland Ave. Misty Dawson, 28, charged with theft at Super Kmart and 3500 block Pin Oak Dr. Threatening texts at 4200 block Laurel Rd. Improper license displays and driving under suspension tied to Christian Carrion, 20, near West 22nd St. Driving under suspension and squealing and peeling cited for Yamar Adorno, 25, near West 23rd St.
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Lexington Ave
West 23Rd Street
Yamar Adorno
24Th St
Corrections and Clarifications on Doonesbury Cartoons
The Chronicle-Telegram issues a correction for Saturday's op ed page noting the wrong Doonesbury cartoon was printed and provides the correct panel below for readers.
Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio Sunday draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh totals with jackpots. MEGA Millions and Powerball results noted with Friday and Saturday draws, Me ga Balls, Megaplier and Power Play. Regional totals include Michigan Daily 3 Daily 4 Fantasy 5, Pennsylvania Daily Number Big 4 Cash 5 and West Virginia Daily 3 Daily 4.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and circulation details
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff positions including Editor Andrew R. Young and Managing Editor Julie Wallace. It provides office hours, circulation numbers, contact numbers, and subscription rates for home delivery and mail within the United States.
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John Paul II Beatified Before 1.5 Million Crowd
The Vatican summons a vast crowd in St. Peter's Square as John Paul II is beatified, amid praise for helping topple communism. Benedict XVI lauds him while abuse victims call the move controversial. critics warn of waning faith and priestly misconduct across continents.
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Bin Laden Hideout Identified in Affluent Islamabad Suburb
U S officials say a fortified compound in an Islamabad suburb housed a major terrorist and was identified as Osama bin Laden’s retreat. The May raid killed three men, including a son, amid claims that al Qaida faces a difficult decline without its leader.
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NATO operations shift as Libyan conflict stiffens
NATO fighter jets have moved from aiding rebels to striking Gaddafi regime targets as leaders from the U S Britain and France demand Gaddafi's removal while Russia China and Brazil warn against regime change. Canadian Lt Gen Charles Bouchard says NATO does not target individuals and rejects accusations of excessive force. Russia calls for an immediate cease fire and accuses NATO of disproportional use of force.
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Dog killed after police encounter at apartment complex
Officers approached the dog Sika at an apartment building. The dog barked twice, a pistol was fired twice, then two more shots after a question to shoot again. Sika was hit in the chest, foot and stomach and later euthanized. Owners cited for dog fines and roaming. Community member quotes and contact provided.
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Chronicle
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Evan Goodenow
Wesley Avenue
Elyria
Safety event supports Elyria children fund drive
Co-organizer Kathryn Karpus praised city county and school officials for donating time and resources. Firefighters invited children to tour a fire truck while deputies recorded identities for safety. The Lorain County EMA HAZMAT team did a display. Tickets totaled 187 at five dollars for kids and ten dollars for adults as organizers plan a yearly picnic to replace Safety Town equipment amid tough times.
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