Community policing grants aid Lorain deputies in five districts
Lorain County Sheriff’s Office assigns five deputies to community policing across five townships and districts including Columbia, Midview, and the Joint Vocational School. Grants via COPS cover up to 125000 of salaries for three years with diminishing funding, requiring the local agency to maintain positions for at least one year after funding ends. Deputies attend township meetings, visit schools, and build rapport with residents, contributing to a noted crime decline linked to the COPS program and broader national studies.
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Lorain County
COPS
Department of Entity
Stammitti
Columbia
Midview
Joint Vocational School
Sheriff’s Department
Bill Clinton
Universi- Southwest Texas State University
U.S
COPS funding boosts Elyria and nearby departments policing effort
The study cites 1994 to 1999 COPS results with 756,319 potential crimes prevented nationwide, including 153,428 violent and 602,891 property crimes. Elyria received over 500000 dollars enabling 10 officers in community policing, while Lorain and Amherst police report grants aiding patrols, crime mapping, and technology to boost efficiency amid staffing strains.
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Elyria
Dan Jaykel
Elyria Police
Amherst Police
Dennis Seger
Amherst
Wera
Seger
Lorain
Rich Resendez
Resendez
Avon Lake
Avon
Elyna
Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Tuesday Midday 3 and 4 Draws and Buckeye5 Numbers
The midday draw results show Pick 3 with 1 8 0 and 7 3 9 and Pick 4 with 0 3 6 9 and 2 3 1 7. Buckeye 5 numbers listed as 10 18 22 03 32.
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Buckeye
Orsuney
Government warnings fail to curb 9/11 questions
Lawmakers and experts question whether warnings were adequate and timely after the Sept. 11 attacks. Senator Bob Graham cites lack of aggressive follow through while FBI agents report near-miss clues in Arizona and Minnesota regarding Zacarias Moussaoui. A Minnesota agent’s 13 page letter describes urgent efforts to alert Washington.
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John Pike
Global Security Org
Cheney
Sen
Bob Graham
D-Fla
Senate Intelligence Committee
Graham
FBI
Arizona
Minnesota
Washington
Congressional
Zacarias Moussaoui
Budget deal shifts tax costs in Ohio budget plan
Householder's budget amendment lets Teans workers not move into higher tax brackets from 2005, a move conservatives supported. Grendell and Gill risked resigning posts for the Senate version. Democrats lament lack of cross-party votes and a secretive staff effort amid hearings.
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Householder
Teans
Tim Grendell
Chesterland
Mike Gill
Findlay
Senate
Ohio
Grendell
Amherst pool complex opens with dedication and prices
A new aquatic complex in Amherst held a dedication before noon, with $2 million from Nord Family Foundation. Daily admission is 5, summer passes 35 per person or 140 for a family of four, yearly passes 185 and 600. Hours vary by pool and season, with contact details for more information.
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Dalton Rimbert
Lyie Taylor
Amherst
Nord Family Foundation
Nordson Corp
Nord
Bush and Putin urge restraint over Kashmir clash
President Bush and Vladimir Putin stress no benefit of war or broader conflict as fighting spikes in Kashmir strains the alliance with Pakistan led by President Musharraf. Pakistan fears troop diversions from Afghanistan could hinder U.S. aims against al Qaida and Osama bin Laden. Bush calls on Musharraf to halt incursions across the line.
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Kashmir
Bush
Putin
Pervez Musharraf
Pakistan
Afghanistan
U.S
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
Musharraf
Ohio House panel approves 1.7 billion budget plan
The House Finance Committee approved a 1.7 billion plan to balance Ohio's budget. It raises 283 million by 31 cent cigarette tax, 119 million from trust income taxes, 345 million from tobacco company settlements for schools, and borrows to replace funds. It also audits rainy day funds, delays stimulus tax breaks, and funds a Third Frontier bond program while trimming education and corrections spending.
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Bush
House
Ohio
National Tobacco Companies
General Revenue Fund
Department of Commerce
Bob Taft
Ohio Department of Education
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Department of Aging
Ohio Department of Aging
Legislative Service Commission
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A.C. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
Japan
Loram County Priting & Publishing Company
Haut Permssion
Parsons
Joann
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Drew F. Young
Rudy Dicks
J. Moraco
Tom Meecha
Gary Cozarthur
D. Hudnutt
Ooper Hudnutt
Philip W. Kelly NG
Sun
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
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OUR Galaxy
Hunter Douglas Quatre Cellular
Jcpenney
Kustom Decorating
Dean DePiero
Parma
Taft
Hicks
Ed Jerse
Martin
Mervin Champ
Tony Lombardo
Metro
Chronicletelegram.com
LMRE
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Board of Trustees
Gary L. Rowland
Brighton
Rochester
Clarksfield
New London
Wakeman
Huron County
Ruggles
Ashland County
Spain
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Wellington
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