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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2009
Page
7
A poll by Cincinnati's Institute for Policy Research conducted between April 16 and April 27 shows Ohioans favor casinos and medical marijuana with a margin of error plus minus 3 percent.
Gov Ted Strickland says he was warned about a tax revenue decline the day before the Ohio House passed a 56 billion budget. The warning concerned a drop of 322 million in income tax receipts and a potential 900 million hole in the current year’s funding. Senate control and a fellow Democrat were cited as reacting to the hole.
Cincinnati Judge Nadine Allen said she was forced to sentence Clifford Allen to 10 days in jail for a second drunken driving conviction because the state law required it. The 92-year-old, in ill health, was not admitted to a treatment center due to age and medication needs and ended up in jail. The judge plans a new tracking program for offenders after they leave court as overcrowding and shortages of ankle monitors hinder supervision.
Tyler Frost, 17, of Heritage Christian School in northwest Ohio, plans to attend Findlay High School prom despite the school’s ban on dancing and other rules. Principal Tim England says Frost would be suspended and marked incomplete, with graduation delayed if he participates or violates norms.
Lakeshore United Methodist Church hosts Camp E.D.G.E Experience a five day program from June 22 to 26 running 9 am to noon for kindergarten through fifth grade children. Activities include songs crafts games snacks and a pizza party on the final day. Cost five dollars per child contact Karen Maiers at 440 933 5238 online registration at the church site.
The Cleveland Clinic says Connie Culp, who received the nations first face transplant, says soap aroma confirms function and she forgives her husband who was jailed seven years after a 2004 murder suicide attempt. She notes memories of her prior appearance as she enjoys the street reception with her new face.
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