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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2011
Page
1
Four or more motor vehicle accidents occurred on Interstate 90 within an hour near Elyria and outside city limits. Police and state troopers reported no serious injuries while eastbound traffic backed up over a mile for about 45 minutes.
May 27 2:11 p.m. two teens arrested for shoplifting on Leavitt Road. Stephanie Smith 61 of Lorain charged with dog at large on Hamilton Ave. Luis Soler Jr 31 Lorain charged with speeding and driving under suspension. Erin Moore 31 Elyria charged with shoplifting. Lyndon Anderson 19 Elyria served with warrant. Shots fired report on 16th Street. no damage. Adam Elder 18 Elyria charged with marijuana and paraphernalia offenses. May 28 1:07 a.m. Andrea McAllister 31 Elyria charged with operating vehicle while intoxicated and driving under suspension. Chelsea Payne 21 Elyria served with warrant.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors ensuring accurate news coverage and corrections. The notice emphasizes accountability and reader engagement in maintaining reliable reporting.
Ohio draws show Pick 3 3-7-0 and 2-6-9, Midday 4 0-5-0-6 and 1-3-3-8, Rolling Cash 5 4-14-18-34-39, Classic Lotto 8-9-17-36-46-48 with a 32.6 million jackpot, and Mega Millions 57-14-28-56 with a 12 million est. Powerball 12-20-43-51-55 with 171 million est. Michigan Daily 3 0-5-2 Daily 4 7-6-5-6 Fantasy 5 1-6-12-20-22. Pennsylvania Daily Number 2-3-2 Big 4 7-9-8-9 Cash 5 11-14-20-28-30. West Virginia Daily 3 6-4-2 Daily 4 9-8-
The editorial staff includes Andrew R. Young as Editor and Julie Wallace as Managing Editor. Advertising managers are Carla Hama and Jeff Pfeiffer, Circulation Manager is Gary Cozart, with Paul B. Martin as President and Mark E. Brown as Treasurer. Contact numbers 329-7157 329-7247 329-7135. Photography by Bruce Bishop Chien 329-7242. Features Editor is Ryan Dawson, Director Barb Rusko Stephens 329-7239.
Residents recount a devastating tornado near Joplin and Galena Kansas with destroyed homes, businesses, and a 139 death toll. Survivors describe panicked scenes, gas alarms, and vehicles flipped as schools and workplaces brace for summer. Affected families shelter in basements while communities organize via social networks. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Joplin City Manager Mark Rohr said the death toll rose to 142 then revised to 139 after a Saturday news conference. Missouri state figures place fatalities at 126 with 142 remains at the morgue, reflecting the storm's devastation.
Zarbaugh recalls 1944 West Virginia tornado that killed his baby sister Barbara and damaged his family home. He warns about looting and gawkers after disasters, urges preparedness and shelter use, and hopes Joplin victims receive aid. he also notes his mother's legacy of caution from a life spent reporting.
About 1,000 homes damaged and half a set as total losses in the Palm Sunday outbreak. In Pittsfield the tornado destroyed nearly all, killed nine, and displaced families. Thomas Sheffield recalled being wounded, his mother paralyzed, and the home torn from its foundation as the storm swept through three states.
CIA Director Leon Panetta honors silent officers Hardy and Shah, two CIA employees who died in the Nairobi embassy bombing. Hardy, a 51 year old Valdosta mother and finances handler, and Shah, a 38 year old musician turned spy, were among those killed as the attack struck. The memorial notes their service, transfers, and posthumous regard within the agency.
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