Anthony Horton: a chronicle of charges and contrasts
Anthony G. Horton, 33, faces crimes from rape to domestic violence with several charges dismissed or acquitted through the years. Neighbors and family describe a loving father, while records show misdemeanor theft and trespassing. Horton, once a Chronicle Telegram delivery driver, was fired after a suspended license check and now works as a private security guard.
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Anthony G. Horton
Oberlin
Martin Heberling
Horton
Doris Horton
Elyria
Elyria High School
Betty Halliburton
Chronicle-Telegram
Grafton
Deana Page
Chronicle
Page
Lottery Results Ohio and Nearby States Snapshot
Ohio results for Wednesday include Midday Pick 3 drawings 4 1 5 and 8 4 8 and Pick 4 9 0 6 8 and 9 1 5 1. Buckeye 5 draws 6 20 25 27 32. Super Lotto 1 15 18 24 25 46 with bonus 28. Kicker 1 0 9 3 7 5. Also Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 3 15 29 37 39 with Mega Ball 40. Pennsylvania Daily 3 8 6 8 Daily 4 7 6 7 2. Roll Down 7 19 20 22 28. West Virginia Daily 3 9 5 5 Daily 4 1 9 5 4. Previous Ohio wins show various 3 and 4 digit runs. Friday draws list several sequences for Midday and standard 3 and 4 digits and Buckeye 5.
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Chronicle Chronicle-Telegram Publication Details and Contacts
The excerpt lists publication lineage for The Chronicle with past publishers Hudnutt and a 2004 date, plus newsroom contacts including News Education Manager Barb Rusko Stephens and advertising office hours. It notes Elyria Ohio mailing address and P.O. Box for postage.
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Barb Rusko Stephens
Media swarm on Middle Avenue as child rescued
Reporters, Red Cross volunteers, and neighbors camped near the Lorain county scene from 5 a.m. waiting for a child rescue. Swapping stories and sharing meals, journalists from two papers endured the wait while SWAT teams worked, and the Red Cross provided food and drinks as Anthony Horton freed a child. Diane Gibson expressed concern for the family and desire to enter the scene to help.
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Lorain County Community Action Agency
Middle Avenue
E. 13Th Street
Anthony Horton
Burger King
Red Cross
McDonald's
Sheryl Kinser
Diane Gibson
Standoff Ends After 30-Hour Siege Near Horton Home
Mary Ann Horton and Jack Horton recall a long standoff as Anthony Horton surrendered after 20 hours of talks via a police direct line. Negotiators used a bullhorn and bright lights, while utilities and phone service were cut to the house. The grandmother who was shot was mentioned in early reports.
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Mary Ann Horton
Jack Horton
Medders
Anthony Horton
Horton
Release of Horton grandchildren follows shooting incident
Doris Horton described the moment of her grandchildren's release as happiness after the gun attack at EMH Regional Medical Center. Horton and his daughter Shyann were treated and later released. Horton then surrendered and was booked into the City Jail on multiple charges including felonious assault. Faith Jackson cited Horton's calm despite fear of consequences.
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Doris Horton
Emh
Horton
Shyann
Elyria
Faith Jackson
Medders
Family estrangement ends in shooting and custody dispute
A grandmother accompanied by police and a child services caseworker retrieved two children after a shooting linked to a long running dispute. A third child was at school. The grandmother and two kids are now in Tweedie’s care, while the shooter was hospitalized.
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Children Services
Joshua
Ridge
Tweedie
EMH
Nemenz
Nemenez
Horton
Shyann
Lorain Arrest Of Villa On Beach Plea For Quiet Capture
U S Marshals nabbed Villa on a Lorain Beach with a Cincinnati companion around 3 p.m. The arrest followed tips to the marshals service. Villa, unarmed, is held without bond in Dade County Jail pending today’s court appearance.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Amat
Villa
Cincinnati
Lorain
Jim Rohner
Rohner
Dade County
Peter J. Elliott
U.S
Ohio
Elliott
Lorain County
Wal-Mart Plan Delayed By City Council And Residents
City planners face delays as opposition, led by Avon landowners and resident Cathy Ratcliff, questions traffic and land-use studies for a Wal Mart. Attorneys warn of potential litigation while a new review group forms amid a $2.4 million deficit and calls for clearer funding.
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Gerald Phillips
Avon
Council
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Wal- Mart
Planning Commission
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Phillips
WalMart
Bill Dobis
Jean Rodgers
Cathy Ratcliff
Jean Wrice
Wince
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