Lorain blotter reports thefts, assaults and arrests
A Friday to Sunday police blotter covering Lorain and nearby areas lists incidents including purse snatchings, thefts and vandalism. Notable arrests include Edgar Colon for marijuana and paraphernalia, Richard Frazier for domestic violence, and Iona Riley for petty theft. Other entries note break ins, vehicle and property thefts, and a dog bite case.
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Lexington Ave
86Th Street
Pearl Avenue
Edgar Colon
Lorain
36Th Street
Ada Avenue
Richard Frazier
Corrections Correct Local Listing In Local & State Page
The Chronicle Telegram notes a wrong listing on Saturday's Local and State page and provides contact at 329-7155 for factual corrections. A community Thanksgiving worship service is at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Wesleyan Village, 807 West Ave, not a turkey dinner.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wesleyan Village
West Ave
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Elyria
U.S
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
The
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Lottery results and big jackpots from multiple states
Ohio Sunday draws report Midday Pick 3 9 0 2, Pick 4 0 3 1 2, Rolling Cash 5 17 23 25 26 39, Ten-Oh 1 8 9 11 20 23 25 32 36 42 43 44 46 49 55 56 67 70 77 79. Michigan Daily 3 9 6 1, Daily 4 1 7 8 6, FantAsy 5 10 15 19 36 37. Pennsylvania Daily Number 4 9 4, Big 4 6 3 9 7, Cash 5 7 10 18 19 34. West Virginia Daily 3 8 7 0, Daily 4 6 7 8 4. Mega Millions Friday numbers 3 4 7 16 56 and 39 with an estimated 37 million jackpot. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 131000. Classic Lotto 7 million. Also listed are Out of state totals and Kicker 7 7 2 6 5 6.
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Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Kicker
Out of State
Michigan
FantAsy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle-Telegram Staff and Contact Information
The Chronicle Telegram catalog lists editorial and advertising staff with roles and phone extensions. It provides publication details, circulation numbers, and subscription rates, plus office hours and contact lines for Elyria, Ohio.
Lorain Man Found Dead in Home. Vermilion Sees No New Leads
A 54 year old Lorain resident, Terry Edwards, was found dead in his apartment in the 400 block of Broadway after a building manager discovered newspapers at his door. Police say the death is not suspicious and the coroner will determine the cause. In Vermilion, no arrests or new developments occurred in the Wednesday murder of 36 year old Jeremy Simko as investigators review security footage with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation.
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East 31St Street
Seneca Avenue
Derrick Boone
Elyria
Boone
Erie Ave
Colorado Ave
29Th St
Larkmoor St
Lorain
Leavitt Road
Deana Smith
Super Kmart
Meister Road
Robert Sanborn
Broadway Ave
Beavercrest Drive
Iona Riley
Terry Edwards
Broadway
Pers
Edwards
Coroner's Office
Lorain County
Vermilion
Jeremy Simko
Simko
Julene
Vermilion Police
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Jeremy
Julene Simko
Louisiana Purchase politics haunt health care vote
Washington observers liken Senate bargaining over health care reform to a Louisiana Purchase drama as Sen. Landrieu lodges a 300 million fix for Louisiana and Sen. Lincoln demands concessions. The weekend session ends with votes and promises of further changes before final passage.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Louisiana Purchase
Senate
Mary. Landrieu
D-La
Landrieu
Harry Reid
Ron Wyden
D-Ore
Reid
Ben Nelson
D-Neb
Lincoln
Sen
Sam Brownback
Brian
Health care policy debate hinges on public option and costs
A key Senate fight over a public option divides moderates and liberals as lawmakers debate a bill requiring most Americans to have insurance and subsidizing those in need. Analysts estimate a $979 billion ten year cost, with broad regulation of insurers and protections for pre existing conditions. Political calculations loom with 2010 elections approaching and several Democrats weighing district realities.
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Lieberman
Sherrod Brown
Ohio
Brown
Senate
Congressional
House
Dick Durbin
Illinois
Barack Obama
Obama
Michael Bennet
Colorado
Venison supply and deer population concerns in Ohio
Ohio officials aim to cut the deer estimate from 650000 to 500000 to protect crops, motorists, and wildlife. Venison is a low fat meat used in chili and stews, with residents like Linda Douglas relying on pantry venison for monthly meals. Southeast Ohio food centers report higher demand and rising donations to meet new clients.
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Linda Douglas
Albany
Ohio
Southeast Ohio Regional Food Center
Marilyn
Unemployment tax hikes loom as states borrow from feds
Marjorie Feldman-Wood of Al's Beverages argues higher unemployment taxes will curb raises. Economist Bruce Meyer notes layoffs drive tax hikes. states borrow from the federal government to fund benefits as jobless claims surge from 2.8 million to about 9 million, with extended benefits pushing some to 99 weeks.
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Marjorie Feldman-Wood
Al’s Beverages
East Windsor
Conn
Connecticut
Bruce Meyer
University of Chicago
National Association of State Workforce Agencies
Florida
Hawaii
Maryland
Ing
Wayne Vroman
Liberal Urban Institute
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