Police log details Lorain area incidents and charges
Police log for Oct 20 to Oct 22 lists a woman assaulted at Motel 9 and a phone stolen, a man charged with marijuana and paraphernalia after a traffic stop, a 15 year old charged with persisting in disorderly conduct at Education Alternatives, and others including thefts, burglaries, shoplifting, and a car missing. Additional reports include a robbery, a drug and weapon paraphernalia arrest, a DUI related incident, and property damage.
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Lorain Blvd
Prospect Street
Princeton Avenue
Jonathan Lamar Oliver
Elyria
Lake Ave
19Th St
Leavitt Road
Darlene Annette Johnson
Lorain
West 18Th Street
Livingston Avenue
Barry Lowstetter
Sheffield
13Th St
S. Hogan Drive
Oberlin Ave
Men accused of fighting outside Lorain bar
Two men, Robert Cruz and Isaiah J. Hopkins, were arrested after an alleged fight in the parking lot of Matt & Jeff's Bar on Oberlin Avenue around 2 a.m. Saturday. Each was charged with assault, disorderly conduct by intoxication and persistent disorderly conduct.
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Lorain Bar
Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Robert Cruz
Isaiah J. Hopkins
Cruz
Hopkins
Tower Blvd
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The notice outlines commitment to accuracy and directs feedback to corrections staff.
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Lottery results and large jackpots across states
OhioSunday midday and evening draws reported with Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences. Rolling Cash 5 numbers and Ten-Oh results listed. Megas and Powerball figures show estimated jackpots up to 173 million. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia also provide Daily 3 4 5 and Cash 5 style results.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Out of
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle staff and contact details at a glance
The Chronicle presents a staff and contact roster listing editor Andrew A. Young managing editor Julie Wallace news sports and features editors, photography chief Bruce Bishop, and marketing and ad hotlines with office hours. Includes phone numbers and extensions for departments and staff.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Mor
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Andrew A. Young
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Lorain levy campaign seeks $11.35 million to avert cuts
Branham warns that failing Issue 14 could force about 120 teacher and staff losses after 27 layoffs in May. Early college programs and activities may end, and a state takeover could follow. Citizens for Lorain Schools have mobilized support with mailers signs fundraisers and a rally at Lorain High School to pass the levy.
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Branham
Lorain
Levy
Paign Committee
Citizens For Lorain Schools
Lorain High School
Bambi Dillon
Dillon
Tunisia votes in landmark election after Ben Ali rule
Voter turnout reported over 60 percent with Ennahda seen as likely winner. No violence but some soft pressure noted amid a largely peaceful day. Officials warned some parties, results expected today or tomorrow as Tunisia seeks a new government after the Arab Spring beginnings.
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Kamel Jendoubi
Electoral Commission
Ennahda
Tunisia
Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali
Mediterranean
Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
France
Black scholars face steep STEM race gap and costs
African Americans remain underrepresented in STEM degrees across all levels from bachelor’s to doctorate, with 7 percent of bachelor’s, 4 percent of master’s, and 2 percent of doctorates in 2009. Factors include role models, school quality, money, and confidence, as professors and students note persistent barriers and pressures to pursue immediate earnings.
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National Center For Education Statistics
STEM
America
Mae Jemison
Jemison
Allen Gordon
Oakland
Calif
Uhura
Murfreesboro, Tenn
Christopher Smith
Smith
Johns Hopkins University
LaMont Toliver
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Meyerhoff
Toliver
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
New York City
Merck
United Negro College Fund
Hopkins
MIT
Joseph Francisco
Purdue
American Chemical Society
Francisco
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