Exhumation Dispute Behind Amherst Lawsuit
Taylor and Corbin recall unclear events in 2002 while Skruck allegedly pressured to exhume Yates remains. Amherst Law Director Pecora says insurance hoped for settlement without admitting fault. The suit seeks over $25,000 from Skruck and the city, cites exhumation counts since 1986, and notes policy changes aligned with state law to prevent repeats. Contact Grad Dicken for details.
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Clinton campaign faces race talk on white voters
Interview quotes show concerns that Obama’s race influences white voters more than Clinton’s appeal. Clinton supporters cite education and background as factors, while Obama strategists note expected voter shifts after nomination. The discussion centers on Ohio West Virginia Kentucky demographics and regional attitudes.
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Lorain Mayor Proposes Tax Credit Reduction
Corrections note in the Chronicle-Telegram clarifies a Monday story on Lorain Mayor Anthony Krasienko’s revitalization plan stating the income tax credit would be reduced by 1 percentage point. Readers with factual errors are urged to call 329-7155.
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Ohio Lottery Results Highlights and Jackpot Values
Monday draws show Midday Pick 3 6-0-7 and 8-5-8, Pick 4 9-8-2-1 and 3-8-9-1, Rolling Cash 5 17-23-29-34-38, Classic Lotto 9-15-28-40-44-49 with a 19.8 million jackpot, and Mega Millions Friday numbers 6-11-39-46-47 with Mega Ball 26 and an estimated 12 million jackpot. Rolling Cash 5 top prize stands at 100000. Additional results from Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia listed.
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Chronicle Telegram Contact and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles, contact numbers, and hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with Saturday morning hours. It provides delivery and subscription information, pricing, and postal details for Elyria Ohio.
Grace touts 0.5% tax renewal to fund Elyria city services
Mayor Bill Grace backs returning the 0.5 percent income tax renewal levy with a special August vote proposed to City Council for May 28 planning. Without renewal, Elyria faces about 6 million dollars in lost revenue and service cuts, while recall efforts against Grace loom. Debra Coon and Pam Jantzen plan to start recall July 1 amid disputes over leadership and Fire Department issues. Grace emphasizes an education campaign and says the levy is a long-standing local tax not a new levy.
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Local Break-Ins and Vandalism Reported Over Weekend
On May 18 a window on Ninth Street was broken by antifreeze. Later at 12:58 p.m. a suspect, Isaac Legard, 28, was charged on G Street with unauthorized activities. A separate entry notes a loss of over $2,500 in equipment from a work van on Middle of and an incident on Russia Street on May 12 and May 14.
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Rochester UMC Spaghetti Dinner Planned
The Rochester United Methodist Church will host a spaghetti dinner starting at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Tickets cost $6 for adults and $3 for children ages 3 to 6. children under 3 eat free. For more information call (440) 647-4868.
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Lorain County Bureau Under Fire for Retirement Party Alcohol Use
Ohio Auditor of State release finds Lorain County Visitors Bureau improperly spent 374 dollars on alcohol for a retirement party for longtime executive director Pat Canon. Bar Bickel, the current director, explains the mix of public and private funds violated state law. Funds were repaid from Lorain County Heritage Inc. in February.
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Elderly woman swindled by man posing as police officer
An 80 year old Amherst Township resident was targeted by a man claiming to be an Amherst police officer on May 14. He demanded $1000 after threats of arrest and instructed her to move funds via Money Gram to Vancouver Canada through Wal Mart in Oberlin. Deputy reports note multiple letters and calls about a sweepstakes win. The money had already been collected when deputies contacted Wal Mart and Money Gram.
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IRS delays fuel rebate details amid widespread EFT loan confusion
The IRS delayed details on a tax rebate loan issue until May 7 causing confusion for taxpayers who filed early. Refund anticipation loans faced scrutiny as major preparers blame the IRS while advocates say the program benefited firms. About 30 million stimulus payments have been sent, with 27 million direct deposits.
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Cyclist Injured After Vehicle Crash On West River Road
Anderson, a Murray Ridge Center client, was struck by a southbound vehicle while turning his northbound bike into a restaurant drive at about 5:50 am along West River Road. He lives near the Elyria Police Station and rides bikes to Burger King on weekends. Police are investigating with leads. call 323-3302 with any information.
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Csincsak Bids for The Bachelor Attention With Bold Stunts
Csincsak, 25, stands out among 25 contestants on The Bachelor by flashing a rainbow jacket and neon sneakers as he competes for Pappas. He secures an early “first impression” rose amid dramatic stunts and bold lines, while Jenni weighs in with praise.
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