Rock through window nearly hits infant in Elyria case
Police cite a late night rock thrown through a Second Street living room window narrowly missing a month old baby. A North Ridgeville woman, identified by witnesses, drove away in a Jeep. charges for criminal damaging were filed against the resident. The suspect denies involvement.
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Corrections to 1948 presidential election note
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Sunday column by Andy Young who stated Truman sought re election. Truman won the 1948 election and became president in 1945 after Franklin Roosevelt died.
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Autopsy Awaited in Lorain Teen Death Case
Lorain police await autopsy results in the death of 16 year old Deandre McDowell found Friday evening in a wooded Lexington Avenue area. Investigators say the death appears suspicious and the body may have been moved from its original location. Calls for information go to the Lorain Police Detective Bureau.
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Lexington Avenue
Deandre McDowell
Roger Watkins
Watkins
McDowell
West 23Rd Street
Reeves Avenue
Lorain County
Stephen Evans
Lorain Police Detective Bureau
Ohio to boost background checks for home health workers
Ohio officials announce a 2.1 million federal grant and 700 thousand state funds to expand post hire background checks for more than 100000 home health care workers serving Medicaid and Medicare patients. The plan uses the Retained Applicant Fingerprint Data base Information Exchange to flag arrests and disqualifying convictions in real time, with immediate employer notifications. The start date for automated checks remains to be set.
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Ohio
John Kasich
Attorney General
Greg Moody
Governor's Office of Health Transformation
Mike DeWine
Goodyear HQ Opens in Akron Reflecting Revitalization
At a private ribbon cutting for Goodyear's new Akron headquarters the project aims to spur collaboration with low walls two-person cubicles a wood-fired pizza area and multiple food stations. Ground broke in 2011 and 2 000 Goodyear employees moved in by March.
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Goodyear
Don Plasquellie
Marco Sommerville
Donzell Taylor
Welty Building Co
Laura Thompson
Thompson
North American Tire Division
Gary VanderLind
Ohio one plate law debate includes police support for dual plates
Rep Bill Patmon argues removing the front plate would not hinder enforcement while Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath and the State Highway Patrol advocate two plates for quicker vehicle identification at crime scenes and hit and run cases. Studies warn of racial profiling effects and potential changes on minority stops. Dustyn Fox cites 10.5 million plates in 2012 and 1.4 million yearly savings if the law changes.
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Bill Patmon
Cleveland
Patman
Michael McGrath
State Highway Patrol
Anne Ralston
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Cuyahoga County
Ronnie Dunn
Dunn
Dustyn Fox
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Habitual runaways and street crime haunt Seymour Avenue
The report notes missing youths returning home to Seymour Avenue near Interstate 90 amid frequent quality of life crimes like break-ins and stolen cars. It contrasts Seymour with Imperial Avenue where Anthony Lowell preyed on women, raping and killing over nearly 11 years, while residents link housing decay to high turnover rentals and police actions curb drugs as narcotics officers search homes near Castro’s boarded up house.
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Interstate 90
Imperial Avenue
Anthony Lowell
Seymour
Lorain inventory grades 3500 homes for city cleanup plan
The Lorain project grades homes and 200 additional parcels using iPads and a GIS system. Funded by a $50 000 Nord Family Foundation grant, the effort began May 13 and runs through June to identify the worst structures for demolition.
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Ryzner
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