Elyria Man Arrested on Drug and Weapons Charges
A 20-year-old Elyria man, Antonio Lynch, was arrested after fleeing a traffic stop tied to a shooting report. He faces charges for tampering with evidence possession of drugs carrying a concealed weapon weapons under disability improper handling of a firearm resisting arrest and obstructing official business.
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Corrections Note on Lorain Steel Mill Cutline
The Chronicle Telegram clarifies a misidentified cutline for the Republic Engineered Products mill entrance at East 28th Street and Pearl Avenue in Lorain. Readers with factual corrections are invited to call 329-7155.
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Ohio lottery results and big jackpots reported
Saturday draw results list Midday Pick 3 4-0-1 and 0-8-3, Midday Pick 4 2-2-2-7 and 6-7-4-1, Rolling Cash 5 10-11-16-18-24, Classic Lotto 2-8-16-31-37-39. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $120,000, Classic Lotto $14.1 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 7-14-31-51-54 with Mega Ball 35, next jackpot $34 million, Kicker 2-3-8-5-3-0.
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Chronicle-Telegram Staff and Contact Information Listed
The page lists newsroom leadership and departments for The Chronicle Telegram including Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile and others. It also shows advertising, circulation contacts, office hours, subscription rates, and mailing details for Elyria Ohio.
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A1 Sinatra Echoes as Widower Visits Wife's Grave Daily
Jeanne Petroff's husband of 68 years, 91, sits by her grave daily in all weather, listening to Sinatra and reminiscing about their life in Cleveland and North Ridgeville. He recalls meeting in 1941, wartime separation, four sons, and a devotion that keeps him returning to the cemetery each day.
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New York Central Railroad
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Fort Wayne
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Hill
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Bernie
Vatican views on condoms amid AIDS debate
Pope Benedict XVI reiterated the Vatican stance that condoms are not a moral solution to AIDS though he acknowledged rare cases such as male prostitutes where use might reduce infection risk. He cited Africa’s HIV spread and contrasted with UN and AIDS activist criticisms from his 2009 trip.
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Beech Tree Used in Fredericktown Killings Reveals Victims
Coroner teams probe killings in rural Fredericktown where Amish buggies are common. A 60 foot beech tree was cut down Friday to honor victims and its hollow trunk concealed two bodies found at the tree base. parts remain as a mound in the preserve. Hoffman is the sole suspect. his attorney declined comment. Investigators note beech trunks are often hollow and doubt how bodies were placed inside. Neighbors joined search efforts in Mount Vernon amid the chilling case. Pejsa, uncle of a former live-in partner, was among the first inside the home and helped clean blood from walls afterward.
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Bowles Simpson plan aims to cut deficits by four trillion
The Bowles Simpson framework seeks about 4 trillion in deficit reductions over a decade through tax overhauls. It proposes new tax brackets and a lower corporate rate while broadening the base by limiting deductions. Analysts note bipartisan support but warn of higher taxes for most Americans.
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Alan
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Policy Center
Airlines and travel groups warn of slowdowns from body scan boycott
Paul Ruden of the American Society of Travel Agents says even small disruptions at airports could trigger major delays. Declining body scans leads to pat-downs, lengthening security checks and potential cascading delays at hubs like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta. A Florida security expert adds concerns for screeners and travelers on busy travel days.
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