Man in Parma Heights shot self after Greyhound scare at Cincinnati station
Patrick W. Corbett, 29, of Parma Heights, died at a Cincinnati Greyhound bus station after a self inflicted gunshot in a bus bathroom. North Ridgeville police expect charges including complicity to telecommunications harassment and unlawful use of devices, tied to a prior Facebook account hack involving a 19 year old woman. Corbett was on parole with a prior two year prison sentence for domestic violence and violation of a temporary protection order.
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Corrections and Clarifications Prompt Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling the newsroom at 329-7155. The note emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and invites public corrections.
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Ohio Lottery results and big jackpots
Thursday midday Draws include Pick 3 6 9 0 and 8 1 0. Pick 4 6 7 5 6 and 1 4 0 8. Rolling Cash 5 2 6 18 31 34. Ten-Oh numbers listed. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $120000. Classic Lotto $1.3 million. Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 27 31 39 40 46 with Ball 36. Megaplier 3. jackpot $12 million. Powerball Wednesday 12 14 34 39 46 with Ball 36. Power Play 4. jackpot $20 million.
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Classified Hotline and Ad Office Contacts
The Chronicle lists main telephone numbers for classified ads 329-7148 and advertising 329-7135 with a toll free line 800 848-6397. Barb Rusko Stephens is the director and office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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Man accused of tossing pumpkin and cigarette burn in Elyria
Jason Lovejoy, 33, is charged with domestic violence obstruction of official business and resisting arrest after police say he extinguished a lit cigarette on girlfriend Amber Moore’s face and threw a seven pound pumpkin at her. Moore reports injuries and Lovejoy was later treated for a head laceration and brain bleed.
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Map debate over cleaner lines for Congressional districts
House leaders clash as Batchelder pushes a map to restore a 2012 primary and redraws 16 districts with 12 GOP and 4 Democratic seats. Democrats allege the plan favors Republicans and vow to block a vote, arguing the exercise wastes time in a session marked by a 58 to 34 vote on suspending rules.
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Ohio Republicans decry gerrymandered county map on floor
Rep. Lynn Wachtmann led a walkout as GOP lawmakers cited alleged lies in a redistricting plan. The revised map unifies seven counties, reduces splits, and increases black voting-age populations in Dayton Columbus Cincinnati and Toledo. House actions face Rules Committee review with potential hearings.
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City firefighters wage freeze ruling and linen allowance increase
Firefighters union failed to gain higher wage scales as Judge Nowel imposed a pay freeze for current and incoming personnel. The linen allowance was raised from 6,000 to 10,000 annually. Jonathon George of Local 267 said the union accepted the freeze given the city’s financial condition.
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Poverty rising in Elyria Lorain area stresses aid programs
United Way data show 211 calls concentrated in Elyria and Lorain ZIPs 44035 44052 44055 44053 with utilities rent and food aid in demand. Elyria schools report 62 percent of K12 students on free or reduced meals. Oakwood Crestwood and Franklin elementarys had full free meals this year.
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Veterans group seeks buyers for historic post as membership declines
The post founded in 1929 expanded in the 1950s and 1960s with a new wing and a three story section. maintenance costs led to selling. Peak membership reached 1,400 in 1972, now around 800 as WWII vets pass away and younger veterans stay away. The American Legion in Ohio cites about 120,000 members nationwide, about 15 percent of the veteran population. If no buyer in six months, a committee will decide next steps, potentially leasing part of the facility.
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