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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2013
Page
13
Ohio insurance director Mary Taylor urges heightened driver vigilance as fall brings peak deer related crashes. She cautions morning and evening travel, notes many drivers lack collision coverage for deer impacts, and warns repairs can run into thousands of dollars.
A 58-year-old Cleveland man, David A. Knight, died after his 2000 Chevrolet Malibu drifted off the southbound lane and struck a 2002 Ford Explorer on the highway shoulder. Kimberly A. Johnson and her grandchildren Cole and Evan Clark were injured but survived. the southbound lanes were closed about two hours. The report also notes Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine warning about sweetheart scams and other crash coverage in Columbus.
A Columbus Dispatch investigation finds landlords using third party submeter firms to mark up electricity and water 5 to 40 percent. Unregulated firms can cut heat or trigger evictions for nonpayment, actions illegal for regulated utilities. State action requires legislative move. up to 20,000 housing units in Columbus area affected and up to 3 million Ohioans could be impacted. Submeter firms buy meters and sell utilities to tenants, sometimes owned by apartment owners.
A Sunday fire at Don Parsons Marina on Sandusky Street Vermilion caused between 250000 and 300000 dollars in damage to the two story metal repair shop. Fire Chief Chris Stempkowski said the blaze, likely accidental, was confined in about an hour with no injuries and all other marina operations continuing.
Federal judge Timothy S Black ruled Ohio must recognize out of state marriages of two gay couples for death certificates. Conservatives call him liberal activist. supporters call him fair. The ruling cites Ohio law history recognizing valid out of state marriages. Republicans demand impeachment. Oregon and others weigh broader implications on recognition.
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