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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2009
Page
1
The state will use thiopental sodium in a vein with a backup two drug muscle injection, resuming executions by December 8 after a botched attempt on Romell Broom in 1984. Ohio faces federal scrutiny and cites medical familiarity, while critics call it an experiment on inmates.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects captions noting a North Branch library collaboration photo omitted Keith Washburn of LCCC. It also fixes the school for Lance Cpl David Hall ceremony to Whittier Arts Academy. Corrected dog breed is Cane Corsos, not Kane Corsos, and Helena Hart from Prospect Elementary School Elyria attended Veterans Day events.
Friday draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Ohio and daily numbers for Michigan and Pennsylvania, with Rolling Cash 5 and Mega Millions and Kicker results. Jackpots include Rolling Cash 5 at 120000 and Mega Millions at 12 million.
The Chronicle Telegram lists editor Andrew R. Young and staff roles including Julie Wallace, Kevin Aprile, Bruce Bishop, Benjamin Nagy, and Kristen Winn plus contact numbers for Elyria Ohio offices. It provides office hours, delivery services, subscription rates, and mailing information for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Lorain County.
Ohio judge Burge announced the state will switch from a three drug cocktail to a single anesthetic for executions. He said the new method ensures a painless death, reflecting long debated legal standards and Eighth Amendment concerns. Rivera remains life, McCloud's case moves to a three judge panel.
The Lorain County bribery trial features Blair denying pressure to back Gordon and Carbone firms for the Justice Center project. Gordon testifies that Erie Shores was paid 385,050 for the contract while denying Ross had any bribe involvement, as Jones and Carbone face prison terms and witnesses outline a broader probe.
Lorain police logs list a teen charged with unruliness and sent for evaluation after self mutilation admission. A credit card misuse incident is noted. Pamela Flowers faces felony theft from Family Dollar she works at. $520 repaid. A sober house operator was accused of cashing checks. A purse was stolen from a Columbia Gas vehicle. A man faced multiple suspensions and drug charges after a traffic stop. A man attacked over a relationship claim. A Vermilion teen charged with theft at Super Kmart.
Elyria police on November 12 logged numerous events. Break in at Asbury Methodist Church with offices ransacked, residence jewelry and $500 cash stolen, two rings worth $72 taken from New To You, CVS clock theft foiled, $300 diamond bracelet stolen at AAA Jewelers, tires slashed on Clinton Ave, a boyfriend shot at two women and restrained them, a man caused a fight at a closed business, and Roberto Garcia Jr., 19, Elyria, charged with theft of Yu Gi Oh cards valued over $100.
Lorain officials consider a plan with Vorys for cash flow relief in 2010. The firm would forgive over 45000 owed and accept 35000 monthly through 2010 while delaying October to year end bills. The city eyes in-house counsel to cut costs amid a 2.6 million deficit and layoffs.
State Rep. Matt Lundy and Sen. Mark Wagoner introduce House Bill 364 to modernize Ohio Motor Vehicle Dealer Franchise Law. The measure would reimburse dealers when a manufacturer stops a product line, loosen facility requirements, prohibit discrimination in allocation and sales expectations, and ensure timely reimbursements for incentives and warranties.
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