Man gets 2/2 years in abduction attempt
Lorain man Jose Contreras, 20, was sentenced to two to two years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted abduction burglary and related crimes tied to a July 4 incident in Elyria. He admitted possessing a machete and a purse and claimed memory lapses while denying remorse.
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Two injured in crash on state Route 2
A Amherst woman and a Chicago man were flown to Toledo hospitals after a car and two tractor trailers collided on eastbound State Route 2. The crash closed the eastbound lanes for about 90 minutes.
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Avon tax map correction misidentifies city
Friday's paper issued a correction for a map showing communities approving school tax levies, noting Avon was misidentified. The correction clarifies the accurate location of Avon in the affected chart.
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Lottery results across states prompt big jackpots and draws
Ohio midday picks 7 8 3 and 1 8 4 and Pick 4 numbers 9 0 8 5 and 44 94. Buckeye 5 numbers include 11 27 30 33 37. The Super Lotto Plus jackpot stands at 11 million. Mega Millions Friday draws show numbers 6 18 23 26 30 with Ball 31. jackpot estimated at 80 million. Pennsylvania Daily Number 6 7 9 and Big 4 04 39. Michigan daily 9 3 3 7 and Daily 4 7 9 3 3 plus Roll Down 3 4 4. West Virginia Daily 3 7 7 6 Daily 4 7 4 4 5. Cash 25: 1 2 7 13 16 20.
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A compact record of past Ohio lottery numbers including Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Buckeye 5 results, Super Lotto/Bonus Ball, Kicker, and daily entries for Monday through Wednesday. Numbers listed reflect historical draws with multiple sequences and related bonus numbers.
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Local newspaper policy and contact details for The Chronicle
The Chronicle copyright notice and publishing rights outline, noting The Loram County Printing & Publishing Company ownership and the need for permission through JoAnn Traut. Also lists staff names, circulation contact numbers, and mail options including daily and Sunday rates, with postal details for Elyria Ohio.
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Court voids religion law cited in inmate worship case
A three judge panel of the Sixth Circuit ruled the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act unconstitutional as applied to prisons in Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee. Ohio officials warned the decision may invite abuse of religion to shield gang activity. The ruling goes back to a Columbus federal court with possible further appeals.
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Ammonia leak prompts evacuations near Clovervale plant
A corroded fitting caused anhydrous ammonia gas to escape from a Clovervale freezing plant, prompting an evacuation of about 80 homes in 2001. Residents described the smell as similar to natural gas as firefighters slowly entered when the gas dissipated. Community members shared frustrations over being displaced and unable to return home as streets remained closed.
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Bus aide denies striking 11-year-old on route
Police report states the 11-year-old girl caused trouble on the bus. Jantzen allegedly poked the girl in the right arm and struck her in the chest after an accusation of hitting another student. Manning, a bus aide, said Jantzen did not strike anyone. The assistant principal rode the route after the incident.
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GEN safeguards for laid off workers at Cleveland Casting
Hubbard outlined the Guaranteed Employment Number plan to shield workers facing layoffs. It ensures rehire when openings arise and provides 40 hours weekly pay during layoff, with 100 plus Cleveland Casting employees returning as needed for up to three to four months. Engine Plant No 1 in Brook Park expected to restart Duratec production in April.
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Animals exhibit at mall draws crowds with wildlife
A wildlife shop run by Mazzola at the mall draws families and students who pay 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children to view animals and interact with cubs and larger species. Photos start at 15 dollars. the exhibit runs 11 am to 9 pm, Monday through Saturday, and 11 am to 6 pm Sunday, through January.
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