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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2008
Page
2
The dispute centers on John Lewis comments about hatred in politics and Obama’s response. Obama repudiates Lewis’s words after pressure from McCain, while McCain condemns outbursts and points to ACORN reform efforts and past ties to Obama.
Philip Eliott reports Joe Wurzelbacher gained national attention as Obama and McCain argued over tax plans. The man said he wanted to buy the business he’s in and faced tax implications, while Obama promised to keep taxes low for small business owners. He called the moment surreal.
Residents and opponents argued at a Division of Liquor Control hearing over Harb Gas USA’s application to sell beer and wine for carryout. Police data and a 2008 shooting were cited, with supporters pushing rehabilitation and a 1,000-name petition in favor.
Lorain police report says John Roberts 38 of Lorain used a covert device to catch coins inserted into washers at Spin Cycle laundromat on Oberlin Avenue. He allegedly stole about 185 dollars in change and was fired from the job.
Lorain County Spinning and Weaving Guild members showed their crafts Oct 8 at Herrick Memorial Library. They will demonstrate at Huntington Township Hall near Routes 161 and 58 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Oct 24 25, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday and Oct 26.
Wednesday draw results from Ohio and other states list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto winnings, Mega Millions details, and smaller state games. Notable jackpots include Rolling Cash 5 at 110000 dollars and Classic Lotto at 3.6 million. Mega Millions estimated at 23 million.
Publication masthead lists publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young and staff roles with contact numbers. It includes office hours and circulation hotlines for Elyria and other Ohio areas along with subscription rates and mailing details.
Voters will face a November renewal of a crucial income tax levy while council members split on executive raises. Supporters cite efficiency and merging departments to save about sixty thousand dollars, reallocating Brada's and Barton’s salaries, with Byington’s pay rising but no retroactive pay. Opponents argue finances don’t justify raises now as six council members vote yes and several oppose. The IT department and new job titles with pay raises loom for a separate council vote.
Peterson said no obvious aggravating factors like drugs or alcohol. Blood tests are being analyzed. Ethan and Rachel Saylor, both injured, were flown from the scene and later released. Trooper Russe will interview the teens. Grief counselors aided Keystone students as family and friends mourn Molly. Visitation and funeral details set at First Baptist LaGrange.
Stacy notes eight additional crashes from 2005 to 2008 including Tuesday's fatal collision. Readers compare Whitehead Route 303 to Indian Hollow Road intersection which became a four way stop in 2005 after 27 crashes in the prior three years. In 2004 Indian Hollow Route 303 ranked 115th on Ohio worst intersections.
Lake side Marblehead motorcyclist Brian P. Carter 39 is in critical condition after his Harley struck the Hyundai Santa Fe of 83-year-old Lorain resident Stanley Luczkowski. Luczkowski and Irene Luczkowski 83 were eastbound on Route 163 when turning into Harbor Haven driveway. Carter was helmetless and flown to St Vincent Mercy Medical Center in Toledo.
Rigda and board members warn that pass or failure of levy renewals could derail plans to eliminate a 2012 2013 shortfall. Last year's cuts helped reach a surplus in 2010 2011 and shrink the 2012 projected deficit from 12 million to 2.2 million. They emphasize transparency and cite factors like elimination of tangible personal property tax real estate value drops and weak economy.
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