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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2013
Page
1
Federal judge orders Spitzer Management and attorneys to pay 328000 in legal fees after mistrial in a seven year lawsuit alleging harassment based on national origin at Elyria based car dealer networks. Judge Adams cited failure to produce ordered documents and altered exhibits as key faults.
Mercy's parent CHP and Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Ohio, along with Ohio Permanente Medical Group Inc., announced initial agreements to acquire Kaiser Permanente Ohio's health program serving over 80,000 members in Northeast Ohio. Regulatory steps and approvals are needed before finalization. the combined entity will receive a new name.
Elyria report states the man who received a $50,000 settlement from the city after being punched by a police officer was arrested Friday. He faces charges of smoking crack cocaine and assaulting the officers who arrested him.
Kaitlin Hall, 13, from Avon Middle School, spells renaissance and ebenezer in two oral preliminary rounds near Washington. Steve Fogarty notes the trip lets her see the capital but she preferred spelling to sightseeing.
An Elyria man, 37, and Avon Lake woman, 23, were indicted on federal sex trafficking and conspiracy charges for allegedly forcing young women into prostitution including a 16 year old. They allegedly ran an online prostitution ring out of a Tattersal Court house raided by Elyria police in April. They faced state and federal charges prior to the federal indictment handed down Wednesday.
Allen’s attorney filed court documents seeking a new trial for Joseph Allen in the Head Start child molestation case. The move follows a similar effort by codefendant Nancy Smith’s lawyers last week.
CSX main railroad tracks in downtown Grafton will close from June 6 through June 21 for repairs. Motorists should follow posted detour signs.
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