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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2009
Page
6
A construction worker braves the cold rain while repairing the roof on the new Elyria High School project Friday, showing perseverance in progress on education facilities.
A 24 year old man testified that Dr. Mark Blankenburg of Hamilton, 53, mistreated him when he was a child, saying the abuse occurred around age eight and recurred up to 40 times. He faces 41 counts involving sex, drugs, bribery and money laundering alongside his twin brother.
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Ralph Winkler orders 42 year old Saint Torrance to obtain approval before filing more lawsuits in the county court. Torrance, a self described disabled veteran, has pursued tenants, utilities and judges across 21 cases since 2007 and 16 Supreme Court complaints since 2007.
Dayton Power and Light Co. says 94 percent of its customers are current on bills but will withhold data from a credit bureau. The utility planned to inform Experian about whether households were paying on time to influence credit scores, but has postponed the plan.
The Ohio Consumers' Counsel warned delaying credit reporting would harm credit ratings and hinder job prospects for the unemployed, as some employers review credit reports. DP&L announced it would postpone credit reporting indefinitely due to current economic conditions.
Moraine the Dayton suburb will not open its city owned water park next season due to a budget deficit. The city will lay off 187 workers as part of cost reductions aimed at saving about 1.5 million dollars. Reopening would depend on the economy and likely operate on a smaller scale.
Belmont County sheriff investigates damage at Salem Cemetery near Hendrysburg Ohio where tombstones are split and grave markers smashed along the road. Vandalism first began in April last year, paused, then resumed with Revolutionary War veterans buried on site. Some stones repaired with glue. locals say teens frequent the area.
Sharonville officials said the convention center has hosted gun shows for years with no sales violations reported by law enforcement. The city will continue working with the promoter to ensure compliance with gun sale laws as new stings elsewhere draw attention to potential loopholes.
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