Medina House Speaker questions Kasich Medicaid expansion move
Ohio House Speaker William Batchelder and more than 30 representatives raise concerns that using a legislative panel to authorize federal Medicaid funds bypasses the General Assembly. He warns approval could trigger a lawsuit while noting divisions within his party over the expansion. The Controlling Board is set to vote on Monday on authority to spend $561.7 million this year and nearly $2 billion next year for the expansion. Kathleen Sebelius welcomed Kasich’s move.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329 7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and invites audience input for corrections.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 4 5 and Classic Lotto results with jackpots. Mega Millions and Powerball show recent numbers and next estimated jackpots. Out of state results include Michigan Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 Pennsylvania Cash 5 and West Virginia Daily 3 4 with corresponding numbers.
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The Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and Contact Info
A dense listing provides staff roles at The Chronicle Telegram including President CEO Paul B. Martin, Vice President Andrew R. Young, General Manager William Hudnutt, Editor Andrew R. Young, Managing Editor Julie Wallace, News Editor Kevin Aprile, Features Editor Howard Gollop, Sports Editor Bruce Bishop, and production and advertising contacts. It also includes circulation numbers, call hours, and subscription rates for home delivery, mail, and electronic editions.
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Political showdown ends with government reopening deal
The shutdown ends as Boehner votes for a broad funding bill while Reid touts stability. McConnell says the agreement preserves past spending cuts and avoids a default, though party divisions remain. The measure resets borrowing limits and requires a review of ObamaCare subsidies.
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Meth production found near Norfolk Southern tracks
Ohio police halted a meth operation found near the Norfolk Southern tracks in the 500 block of North Street Costantino said. Novak faces illegal manufacturing charges and investigators seek a second suspect as Lorain County Drug Task Force assists. Local authorities praised swift work ending the production threat. Contact Anna Merriman for details.
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RAZED From A1 RAZED Neighborhood Leader Faces Crunch
Daniel Sabolsky of Direct Action says the housing collapse and Great Recession hit the group hard. He has not been paid since 2011 and will leave Nov 4 as CDOs struggle to survive amid disbanding and consolidation. Theresa Wooten notes the board reorganizes while the group once trained 1,000 families and helped fund pools and a rose garden.
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Missing Maggie Mae dog sparks search and medical struggle
Maggie Mae, a small dog taken from a car near EMH Elyria Medical Center on East River Street, prompts a police report and a search of the Lorain County Dog Kennel. Her owner, facing possible advanced cancer, relies on her dogs for comfort as family members describe the bond and seek tips on Maggie Mae's return.
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