Local Blotter Reports Multiple Thefts and Incidents Over Two Days
May 19 9:26 a.m. 200 block Twin Lakes Drive vehicle items stolen from two cars. 9:57 a.m. 300 block Ashwood Ave cash taken from a car console. 2:18 p.m. Macy's Midway Mall Jessica Nunez 18 Amherst and a juvenile charged with jewelry theft. 3:03 p.m. 200 block Gates Ave Willie Evans Jr 43 possession of crack marijuana and paraphernalia. 6:56 p.m. 700 block Songbird St Nintendo Wii stolen from backseat. 7:36 p.m. Family Video Tristan McCullough 31 charged with theft of three video games. May 20 6:38 a.m. 100 block Longfellow St purse stolen during home burglary. 8:20 a.m. 100 block Longfellow St thief cut convertible top. nothing taken. 8:43 p.m. Spanish Gospel Home Church copper piping and audio receiver stolen. 11 p.m. 3500 block Pin Oak Drive large dog chased people. to kennel. 11:17 p.m. Broadway and East 35th Street William Burlingame 48 charged with DUI.
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Lottery results and big jackpots for Ohio and mega games
Sunday and Friday draws list Pick 3 and 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5, and Ten-Oh results. Jackpots include Rolling Cash 5 at $100,000, Classic Lotto at $31.9 million, Mega Millions estimated at $26 million with numbers 10 17 19 45 48 and ball 30, Powerball estimated at $144 million with numbers 28 40 49 50 36 and Power Play 3.
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Lorain dog owner charged after pit bull bite incident
In Lorain, 1-year-old pit bull Pimp owned by Joseph Kristoff was cited for confinement and registration after biting an 11-year-old girl on Nichols Street around 10:30 p.m. The dog returned to Kristoff’s yard and he could not immediately show proof of registration. Nearby, a separate fire on 141 Bath St caused substantial second-floor damage but no injuries to Diederick family. firefighters ventilated the roof and worked through the night.
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Residents rail at icy curb parking near Elyria High
Winter traffic on the Sixth Street block causes spin outs and stop sign violations as cars from Elyria High School mingle with residents. Police and school officials blame each other while a new 200 space lot is planned to reduce overflow, with extra officer patrols planned.
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Missing Susan Ryan Still Sought By Family
Zimmer urges help finding her mother Susan Ryan who vanished from Wooster. Ryan, a white woman 5 feet 3, 110 pounds with blue eyes and glasses, was last seen in blue jeans and sneakers, no car. Police contact Wooster at 330 287 5700 or susanryan missing AOL. A Facebook page and extra tips via Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 are available.
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Obama pushes for two state path amid Middle East talks
Obama outlined a peace vision at the State Department and pressed for a negotiated two state solution. Netanyahu voiced support for renewed negotiations while signaling a cautious stance on 1967 borders. The two leaders prepared for a European trip as they seek regional backing to resolve the Arab upheaval and Afghan war.
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Labor unions weigh political leverage in 2012 elections
Unions push campaign dollars toward state races while reducing federal giving to Democrats. The International Union of Operating Engineers halted contributions, and the United Brotherhood of Carpenters cut donations. the Fire Fighters union suspended federal giving citing weak congressional response. Leaders criticize Obama and Congress for stalled plans and tax policy, while questions remain over 2012 backing.
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