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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2010
Page
1
TSA chief John Pistole defends intrusive pat downs as a balance of privacy and security. He says the policy will stay despite public outrage and a push for full body scanners, noting the Christmas bombing attempt and terrorist threats.
Police say Antonio L. Fields, 32, broke into a Lorain residence and assaulted a woman and her grandmother before holding women and children hostage. Officers tasered him twice after arrival, as he demanded cash and cards and threatened to kill the family.
American Catholics react to the pope's remark that condom use by male prostitutes could be a step toward moral progress, sparking mixed opinions among churchgoers. Teen idol Justin Bieber sweeps all four nominations, winning favorite artist top prize and three others.
Wellington native Willi Rivenburg volunteers with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps building a Habitat for Humanity house in warm weather. The 23 year old Hiram College biology graduate serves a 10 month term, earning a 5550 education stipend and planning to apply to veterinary school. He joined Oct. 13, training at NCCC Southwest Region Campus in Denver, his childhood home.
Elyria police arrested Akeem Stafford 24 of Lorain after he allegedly fired a gun near Broad Street and Kerstetter Way around 2 09 a m and ran from officers. He was charged with three counts of felonious assault weapon under disability discharging a firearm carrying a concealed weapon receiving stolen property obstructing official business and resisting arrest. Stafford remains in Lorain County Jail with prior guilty pleas in 2003 for aggravated rioting receiving stolen property and resisting arrest.
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