Napa up Bill Powell leaves Sooy after 13 years
Powell says he enjoyed his time at NAPA but has no job lined up. He plans to keep looking while contacting Maria Sellers at 329-7155 as reported by Ctnews chroniclet.com.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2009
Page
2
Powell says he enjoyed his time at NAPA but has no job lined up. He plans to keep looking while contacting Maria Sellers at 329-7155 as reported by Ctnews chroniclet.com.
Two firefighters manned the station while Marks and another crew drove the ladder truck in a parade. A third firefighter dressed as Sparky volunteered to ride. Benton denied permission to volunteers but Elyria official Eichenlaub supported the decision citing cost and safety concerns.
The Chronicle Telegram notes a spelling error in Monday’s report and credits Elyria Catholic High School Principal Andrew Krakowiak with correct spelling, inviting readers to report further factual corrections.
Ohio draws show Pick 3 8 6 6 and 6 3 5 with Pick 4 9 2 2 2 and 5 8 3 7 plus Rolling Cash 5 numbers and Ten-Oh totals. Mega Millions estimates at 25 million with numbers 9 18 21 37 55 and ball 33. Other states Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia list daily numbers and cash games with various 3 4 and 5 digit results. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot noted at 100000 and Classic Lotto at 24500000.
Publisher and staff directory for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio includes editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace sports editor Kevin Aprile and other department heads. Subscription rates delivery hours and contact numbers are provided for home delivery and mail subscribers in 2009.
A NABE survey of 45 economists conducted April 27 predicts the US recession will end in 2009 with unemployment averaging 9.1 percent this year. Forecasters expect a 2.8 percent drop in economic activity this year, the largest contraction since 1946, while 71 percent foresee a lasting cautious consumer for years.
Lincoln police hunt a man who robbed a Kwik Shop before dawn using an empty Bud Light beer carton as a disguise. He wrapped his hand as if armed but left with nine packs of cigarettes worth about 50 dollars.
A large bomb exploded in Lahore in eastern Pakistan causing numerous casualties. Officials say the blast wrecked walls in the main business district outside the emergency police service office, with gunfire heard afterward and injuries rushed to hospital. TV footage shows damaged ISI offices nearby.
Police logs show May 25 9:30 a.m. rock thrown at a vehicle on Olive Street. 11:52 a.m. burglary on Concord Avenue with two rings stolen. front of Victoria's Secret items taken. 4:18 p.m. Sears theft of children’s shoes. 9:40 p.m. assault charge for fight with ex-girlfriend. May 26 includes DUI, domestic violence, and firearm theft reports. details note heavy property loss and concerns at several addresses.
John Demjanjuk, accused of involvement in 29,000 murders as a Nazi death camp guard, was moved Sunday from Munich Stadelheim prison to a nearby clinic for treatment of a uric acid related ailment. Attorney Guenther Maull said blood condition was not as it should be. Demjanjuk Jr. reported hearing a late update but noted ongoing concerns on his site.
Statewide unemployment varies from 6.6 percent in Delaware County to 16.3 percent in Williams County as April figures show declines in 47 of Ohio’s 88 counties. Workforce officials urge online signups, appointments, and programs for food stamps Medicaid and cash benefits plus job training and resume help. People in manufacturing hubs like Lorain may need to reinvent themselves due to shifted industries and rising retraining and college enrollment. Alicia Castelli at chroniclet.com provided details.
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