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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 2007

Page

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Corrections Clarify Elyria Safety Official and Intersection

The Chronicle Telegram corrects Thursday reporting on Jerry Klein as assistant safety service director for Elyria. An attorney Jerry Savoys owns a building at Broad Street and West Avenue. the earlier article misidentified the intersection. Readers may report errors at 329-7155.

Jerry Klein Elyria Jerry Savoys Broad Street West Avenue Chronicle-Telegram

Lottery draw fragments from Michigan andPennsylvania region lists

A fragmented list of lottery numbers and draws across several states including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. The entries cover Daily 4, Pick 3, Pick 4, Cash 5, Mega Ball, Ten Oh, and Classic Lotta style results with multiple sequences and insufficient contextual details.

Michigan Thaily A Fantasy Pennsylvania Big West Virginia Cash Rolling Cash Ten-Oh

Chronicle ad list and office contacts from Elyria page

The Chronicle page lists publisher and staff names, advertising and circulation contacts, tollfree lines, and daily hours. It includes executive roles A Cooper Hudnutt and Philip W. Kelly, with ad number 329-7160 and circulation lines 329-7200 and 636-8326, plus tollfree 800 848 6397.

A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt Elyria Non Tell Ares Ohio Lorain County Printing& Publishing Company JoAnn Traut Chronicle A, Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Patti Ewald Tom Maedia Gary Cozart A. Cooper Hudnutt Philip W. Kelly

Brownback to quit presidential bid amid fundraising woes

Aiding sources say Republican Senator Sam Brownback will withdraw from the 2008 race. He plans to announce in Topeka and is expected to pursue Kansas governor in 2010 while signaling he wants more time in Kansas. Brownback’s fundraising lagged, ranking seventh in July through September reports.

Washington Sam Brownback Kansas Senate Brownback Iowa

Crash injures band members en route to Brooklyn gig

Camilleri listed in good condition while Beach and Camilleri were treated and released. Sweeney and O'Brien died at the scene. two other band members were conscious. The group, traveling from Detroit to Brooklyn for a show, wore seatbelts. no indication of driver error. Traffic backed up during the early morning commute. California authorities and the Australian Embassy assist in notifying families. Toxicology pending. no field evidence of drugs or alcohol.

Camilleri Beach Highway Patrol John Maxey The Milan Post Sweeney O'Brien Detroit Brooklyn N.Y O’brien Maxey California

Lorain County wins big with TeleTech jobs opening

Lorain County officials cite a surge in jobs as TeleTech renovates a Park Avenue building for a call center. Most positions will be full time at about 11 dollars per hour, with some part time. Officials say the county markets well, improving its business image and plans two more deals by year’s end. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or baicken chroniclat.com.

Cordes Ted Kale Lori Kokoski Lorain County Kokoski Park Avenue Koskovich Brad Dicken Baicken Chroniclat

Therapist Threatened During Family Counseling Incident

Elyria police report a man threatened a therapist during a family counseling session at about 11 30 a m on Wednesday He told the therapist if you were on the street you would end up in the hospital Jody Lee Purcell 31 of Lorain was charged with menacing and barred from the counseling center according to staff reports

Elyria Jody Lee Purcell Lorain Purcell

Indians seek repeat of 1997 ALCS comeback history

From A1 the Tribe bullpen faltered with two defensive mistakes, yet Tribe fans recall 1997 when Cleveland dropped Game 5 at home to Baltimore then won Game 6 at Camden Yards on an extra inning homer by Tony Fernandez. Scott Patrak at 329-7135 or spetrak chroniclet.com.

Tribe Beckett Indians Baltimore Camden Yards Tony Fernandez Scott Patrak Spetrak Chroniclet

Underground Railroad center funding approved in roundup

A bipartisan funding push led by Sen. Sherrod Brown and Sen. George Voinovich secured 2 million dollars for Ohio historical programs. The Labor Appropriations bill attaches money for the Underground Railroad Tour in Lorain and the Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, aiding artifact research and display of this pivotal escape network.

Washington U.S. Sons Sherrod Brown Ohio George Voinovich Lorain Cincinnati Labor, Health and Human Services Senate U.S. House of Representatives Brown

Club dancer charged after alleged punch at officer in Elyria

Vicki C. Satterfield, 23, of Elyria, reportedly angered by pay, was escorted from Club 57 when she allegedly swung at Officer Michael Darmstadt. The officer dodged the punch as she continued to threaten lawsuits. Satterfield faced assault on a police officer and disorderly conduct with intoxication charges.

Elyria Club 57 Vicki C. Satterfield Michael Darmstadt Satterfield

Man Beaten After Being Pulled From Car in Elyria

Elyria police report details a late Wednesday assault on Sherman Street at Princeton Avenue. Patrick McGraw, 19, was beaten by three assailants after being dragged from a friend’s car while the driver Todd Henderson, 19, also was attacked with minor injuries. McGraw was flown to MetroHealth and released Thursday. no arrests have been made.

Elyria Washington Avenue Patrick McGraw Sherman Street Princeton Avenue McGraw MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland Todd Henderson

Elyria blotter reports thefts and threats across city blocks

Police logged four catalytic converter thefts at Key Auto Sales on Griswold Road and other incidents including a shattered window on Prospect Street a threats to a son’s therapist for a Midway Boulevard dispute. Arrests included Sean Brown on contempt of court felonious assault and assault charges and Johnathon Gordon Jr on driving under suspension and no motorcycle endorsement. A counterfeit traveler's check attempt and obstructing official business charges were noted along with multiple assaults, domestic dispute and weaponized threats. A 16 year old girl received an obscene photo and several individuals faced charges including marijuana possession and aggravated menacing while items missing from a vacant property were reported.

Elyria Griswold Road Prospect St Midway Jaffarson St Sean Brown Abba Road West Avenue Fourth Street Johnathon K. Gordon Jr 16Th St Bonannon Court Albrecht Road Sharon Hopkins Audra Smallwood

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