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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2009
Page
13
Brad Dicken reports a court clerk is suspended following a theft plea. The incident details a criminal case and internal disciplinary action affecting court operations. Further information cites November proceedings and official statements from county judiciary.
Ohio appeals court rejects Daniel Wilson bid challenging his 1991 murder sentence. The case goes to the Ohio Supreme Court as Wilson’s attorneys press to proceed quickly, arguing juror instructional errors affected the death sentence.
Science wizard Darry Baynes ignites a hydrogen filled balloon during a demonstration at Lorain Southview High School. He visited through the Minority Aviation Education Association program aimed at engaging young people with experiments and real life science applications. Earlier, demonstrations were held at Lorain Admiral King High School.
Lorain officials approve a plan to have corrections officers on 12 hour shifts beginning next week. Director Phil Dore says the shift change will keep 80 hours biweekly, with three officers remaining full time. Police officers currently fill in to cover five 12 hour jail shifts.
Mayor David Gillock said the city will install quad gates at four Norfolk Southern crossings Chestnut Ridge Madock Race and Root roads using 800000 in federal stimulus funds. The gates will seal both lanes and reduce whistle noise as trains pass through town.
Elyria officials hope to resolve concerns over dancer exposure at Club 57 and have delayed a contempt of court hearing to next month. City officials and the club aim for a permanent resolution while a closure is not ruled out. A November order required dancers to cover genitalia and certain breast areas to avoid adult entertainment designation.
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