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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2013
Page
2
The Parole Board weighs clemency requests for Smith as Allen seeks clemency. Bailey hopes to delay correcting flawed sentencing entries to keep both free during a potential new trial debate. Prosecutor Will backs a sentence commutation for Smith but not a full pardon.
Wilber and Kathy Smola of Rescue Rail road networked with groups including Fido's Companion Rescue, Elite K-911 Dog Training, Elyria Friendship APL, Oasis, Love-A-Stray, 4 Pets Clinic, and officials from Erie Shore Humane Society to assist dogs from Lorain County. The Ohio Pet Placement shelter may relocate after eviction, with adoption fees reduced to 60 dollars per dog and 25 dollars per cat to cover costs.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects errors from Tuesday regarding a December incident at Trent Richardson's Columbia Station home. Prosecutors say charges are unlikely and the daughter of Margie Grondin told police in three interviews that she had not been molested.
Ohio midday results show Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers with Rolling Cash 5 readings. Rolling Cash 5 holds a $110000 jackpot, Classic Lotto at $36 million, Mega Millions at $12 million, Powerball near $40 million, with Mega Ball 11 and Megaplier 4 in the latest draw.
Postmaster directs readers to send address changes to The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio. Mailbox instructions specify P O Box 4010 Elyria OH 44036 for updating delivery details.
State lawmakers move to ban storefront sweepstakes parlors statewide and halt new startups. Senate committee approves the ban amid opposition from Internet cafe operators who warn of job losses and family hardship. Senate President Faber pushes a moratorium extension. measures await floor votes.
Penfield Township trustees clash over Rural Water board actions and meeting minutes. Duane Johnson abstained on a wife’s board appointment while Rick Conrad was named to the Rural Water board. Critics complain minutes misstate concerns and compensation, stressing customer service amid board power tensions.
A City of Elyria hearing found Shopway a nuisance and the Ohio Investigative Unit and police raided the store amid an ongoing probe into drug trafficking and food stamp fraud. Evidence including synthetic marijuana EBTS cards guns and camera footage were cited. The building was boarded up and remains under police control with inventory sealed. Community members reacted with mixed views about the closure.
The Ohio Department of Transportation announced that more than 570 miles of rural interstates will switch from 65 to 70 mph starting July 1. Affected routes include parts of I 70 I 71 I 75 I 76 I 77 and I 90 with metropolitan sections excluded and over 300 new signs planned. The Ohio Turnpike already allows 70 mph in the northern region.
Sunday cases include Sabrina Bibby cited for dog tag violations after a loose dog bit a local 13 year old. A man was pushed into the river and robbed of his BMX style bike. Hannah Barbee cited for disorderly conduct amid a reckless driver incident. A dating partner warned for telephone harassment. Monday saw a 17 year old arrested for pulling a fire alarm at Elyria High School. A waitress faced inappropriate comments from a customer who later left a bride and groom card. A 13 year old girl arrested for theft at church and school thefts noted.
A woman reports being assaulted by her mother Jean Snitch 56 locked inside a trailer with a padlock. Police pryed open the door and Snitch faces domestic violence and unlawful restraint charges. Separately, a theft at Walmart on Leavitt Road involved $120 stolen from a wallet left in an aisle with a nonfunctional security system.
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