Wallace recounts Iraq service and Nazi assignment controversy
Retired WW era and Iraq veteran Wallace, a ninth grade history teacher, recalls delivering water around Ken Barnes's area and defending a 2002 Nazi assignment after student concerns. Barnes, who chairs the Social Studies Department, hosts a roast and notes Wallace helped promote democracy amid mixed war views.
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Diar Burns Case Highlights Possible Flight Money
In a police interview Diar recalls a 4 year old fire that left scars from a nightgown blaze. Prosecutors argue Diaz may use a multimillion 1979 fire settlement and a $100000 lump sum next month to flee if released, while Diaz faces aggravated murder and arson counts.
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Ohio and West Virginia Lottery Results Summary
Ohio and West Virginia draw results listed include Midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Daily 3 and Daily 4, Buckeye 5, Mega Millions and Big 4. The Mega Millions jackpot is estimated at 10 million dollars with numbers 9 25 30 34 37 and Mega Ball 30.
Chronicle-Telegram contact and office hours notice
The notice lists copyright details for The Chronicle Telegram and directs requests for permission to JoAnn Traut. It provides staff roles including editor Andrew R Young and managing Patti Ewald and outlines office hours for newspaper and circulation services plus a contact address to The Telegram PO Box 4010.
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Convicted Cincinnati priest to return to active ministry
Archdiocese of Cincinnati says Rev. Raymond Larger, 53, will resume active ministry next week and reside at Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains. A magistrate fined him 100 dollars and placed him on probation for a year after guilt for sex offense. Larger apologized and said he seeks forgiveness.
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Levy proposal targets Sheffield Lake property owners
In Sheffield Lake the levy would raise a $100 000 home tax bill by about 500 annually with 907.50 of the 1670 going to schools. County Auditor Mark Stewart says voters decide. The district cites a 1995 14.06 millage as a hopeful precedent amid fiscal emergency and a potential merger consideration.
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Levy proposal looms as district faces fiscal emergency
Lake County school district seeks an emergency 16.59 mill levy raising about 5.12 million annually. Homeowners would pay hundreds more yearly. voters question past funds use while the district battles failed levies, a 1995 shortfall, and state fiscal watch looming as interim leaders face budget cuts and potential consolidation.
Canfield Questions Kale on Tax Judgments and Loans in Lorain
Canfield held a news conference in Lorain accusing Kale of financial improprieties and detailing tax judgments totaling 50646. Canfield cited a 747300 city loan and a 100000 federal loan for Ted's Floors, while Kale disputed the federal loan claim and noted a 1200 personal property tax in 2000.
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Tax troubles tied to Kale businesses in Lorain area
The Chronicle Telegram reports multiple tax judgments against firms owned by Democratic county commissioner Ted Kale, including Ohio Department of Taxation liens for withholding and sales taxes. The piece notes responses from local politicians and public figures, and mentions calls to release federal tax records.
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In Iraq Berg Detained by Mosul Police Faces Death After Flight
The West Chester man Berg, staying at the Al-Fanar in Baghdad, was detained by Mosul police for 12 days amid a volatile Iraqi security climate. FBI and CPA officials denied US jurisdiction, while Berg’s family sued for his release and later learned of his death, with reports tying his detention to the dangerous environment for foreigners.
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