Elyria Police Blotter Highlights Domestic Assault and Offenses
Elyria police report on October 16 39 year old John McGilvery III charged with domestic violence. A woman reports threats by a man living with her daughter. Later Craig Draper 27 faces multiple charges including DUI and leaving the scene. Shots fired incident on Melvyn Lane yields no injuries. Other notes include assault on a paving company owner, a father assaulting a woman with a child, a teen assault near A J Wright, gas station theft, a burning car outside Globe Avenue, and three Lorain children caught spray painting garages with orders to repaint.
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John McGilvery Ili
Elyria
Longford Ave
Broad St
Craig Draper
Medina County
Griffith Paving
Shell
Tower Boulevard
Washington Ave
A.J. Wright
Community Regional Medical Center
Oberlin Ave
Sunoco Gas
East 39Th Street
Globe Avenue
Delaware Ave
Lorain
Multiple thefts and property crimes in Lorain area
A series of police reports cover identity theft for electric service in Akron, a stolen 1997 Ford motor home in Columbia Township, burglary at Forest City Technology Inc. vending machines, fraudulent Kohl’s account in La Quinta, improper garbage dumping at Sammy's Dell, theft of a red 2001 Dodge Ram in Grafton, a newspaper box theft in Sheffield Township, and violent or property incidents in Lorain including a beating, shattered car window with possible gunfire, dual stabbings with minor injuries, laundry-room flooding, and a hammer throw through a window with 1000 dollar damage.
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Hawke Road
Columbia Township
Fairgrounds Road
Wellington Township
Forest City Technology Inc
Betts Road
Rochester
Kohl's
Laquinta
Calif
Sprague Road
Sammy's Dell
Grafton-Eastern Road
Grafton
North Ridge Road
Sheffield Township
Lorain
Black Lorain Drive
Oberlin Ave
Redman's Bowling
33Rd St
Shore Drive
36Th St
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Blurb
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, ensuring accurate news coverage and corrections. The note outlines how readers can notify the paper of mistakes and seek clarifications.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws reported with Pick 3 0-7-7 and 8-5-0, Pick 4 5-7-0-5 and 1-5-4-9, Rolling Cash 5 2-3-6-20-31 with $100,000 jackpot, Classic Lotto $3.9M, Mega Millions FRIDAY numbers 10-13-18-33-51 MB 43 with $12M est. Kicker 1-7-6-6-8-9. Michigan Sunday Daily 3 4-8-2 Daily 4 4-7-6-7 FantAsy 5 6-9-10-14-32. Pennsylvania Sunday Daily Number 1-8-3 Big 4 5-7-8-5 Cash 5 26-29-34-35-43. West Virginia Saturday Daily 3 9-10 Daily 4 6-2-7-9.
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Rolling Cash
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle-Telegram Highlights Staff and Contact Details
The Chronicle-Telegram lists staff roles including publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt and editor Andrew R. Young, with news editor Benjamin Nagy and sports editor Kevin Aprilewan. It provides contact numbers for offices in Elyria, circulation, advertising, and delivery, plus subscription rates and post office information.
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Nagy
Kevin Aprilewan
Bruce Bishop
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
U.S
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FCC moves to set rules for net neutrality
FCC plans to craft rules to prevent broadband providers from favoring or discriminating against Internet traffic. Chairman Julius Genachowski leads the proposal with support from Democrats, facing pushback from AT&T Verizon and Comcast and concern from Republicans about investment and expansion costs. The debate centers on how much network management is allowed and its impact on small rural carriers.
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Congress
Federal Communications Commission
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Genachowski
U.S
At&t Inc
Verizon Communications Inc
Comcast Corp
FCC
Robert McDowell
Lawrence Spivak
Phoenix Center For Advanced Legal & Economic Policy Studies
Afghan election chaos stalls runoff as Kerry warns against more troops
Sen. John Kerry visiting Afghanistan says it would be irresponsible to deploy more troops while elections remain unsettled. In Kabul the ECC and IEC argued over ballot fraud methods as U N backed review flags over 75 percent of 1.5 million questionable ballots as fraudulent Karzai votes, threatening a runoff with Abdullah Abdullah.
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John Kerry
D-Mass
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Afghanistan
CNN
United States
Kabul
United Nations-sponsored
Electoral Complaints Commission
Afghan Independent Election Commission
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ECC
McClatchy
U.N. Commission
Karzai
Abdullah Abdullah
Heene Balloon Hoax Leads to Family Scrutiny
The Heene family faced mounting questions as sheriff Alderden described a hoax that drew international attention. Investigators sought computers and records while considering charges as the couple’s attorney said they would turn themselves in. Children remain with the parents amid child welfare probes and ongoing interviews.
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Mayumi Heene
Wal-Mart
Alderden
Richard Heene
Associated Press
Heene
CNN
Falcon
Aldgrden
Richard Heene Was Asked To ‘Stop ‘By the ‘Sheriff's ’ Office
Mayum Heene
Robert Thomas
Denver
Thomas
Gawker.com
Gabriel Snyder
Snyder
Casinos on the ballot shape as unions push for job growth
An Ohio poll by the University of Cincinnati finds 59 percent of registered voters back Issue 3 on November 3. The gambling measure gains early momentum unlike past efforts, though the usual anti gambling coalition is less unified as unions and business figures weigh in amid economic concerns.
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Ohio
Institute For Policy Research
University of Cincinnati
Herb Asher
Ohio State University
Ohio casino expansion plan prompts constitutional amendment
The issue outlines a 33 percent casino tax split with 51 percent to counties, 34 percent to a governing commission, and funds for law enforcement training and problem gambling services. It calls for a $50 million license fee and $250 million per facility, with comparisons to neighboring states. Proponents cite jobs and revenue while opponents fear social costs and addiction.
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Ohio
Better Casino Control Commission
Michigan
West Virginia
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Avon Lake Officials Push Public Transit Link to Growth
Avon Lake leaders advocate expanding RTA bus service to attract young professionals and link nearby communities. They note 25 riders daily from Lorain County use Westlake and North Olmsted park and ride lots and discuss sharing transit costs with Avon and others. They emphasize transit as fuel and traffic solution and future regional rail connections.
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Lorain County
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