Texas man jailed for 80 life sentences in sexual abuse case
A Ker rville man, Scott Lee Zulfer, pleaded guilty to 69 counts of aggravated sexual assault and 11 counts of continuous sexual abuse from 2006 to 2008. He received 80 life sentences, with the district attorney noting the likelihood of surviving through the first 79.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Ad in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, reaffirming its commitment to accuracy and transparent corrections for news coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 4-8-0 and 8-1-5 and Pick 4 6-9-6 4 and 4-4-1-7. Rolling Cash 5 16-21-24-26-33 and Ten-Oh sequences. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $131,000 and Classic Lotto $4.2 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 27-45-48-54-56 with Mega Ball 2 and an estimated $28 million. Michigan Sunday Daily 3 6-3-4 Daily 4 4-7-9-1 FantAsy 5 7-9-10-25-31. Pennsylvania Sunday Daily Number 0-0-4 Big 4 1-3-4-0 Cash 5 1-15-29-32-35. West Virginia Saturday Daily 3 9-3-3 Daily 4 3-9-7-3.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and publication details
The Chronicle Telegram announces office hours staff contacts and subscription rates. It lists executives editors managing, advertising, news sports and photography staff, and the newspaper’s Elyria location with toll free numbers for classifieds and updates on delivery, rates and postaddress changes.
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Yuppie 911 lights up Grand Canyon rescue calls
Fresno reports on hikers using personal locator beacons, called Yuppie 911, to summon rapid rescues in remote areas. Two groups used the devices to summon heli rescues after water tasted salty, highlighting tech-assisted risk and calls for better statistics.
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Lorain police blotter highlights thefts and incidents
A series of Lorain incidents per the October blotter includes thefts of electronics, textbooks, copper piping, a garage break in, a car window smash, and unauthorized debit card charges. Disturbances, shots fired reports, and arrests for marijuana possession and theft are noted along with juvenile offenses and a riot charge case.
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Amanda Sams
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Indians hire Acta amid reshaped front office amid rebuilding
The Indians pursued Acta for their managerial role as Ada, Valentine, and Lovullo met last week, while Mattingly was not present in Cleveland. Acta, with Astros roots and experience in Washington, would join a club coming off a 65-97 season and trading away stars, as rebuilding efforts gain momentum despite scrutiny over early results.
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Valentine
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Mattingly
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Houston
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FirstEnergy urged to justify energy plan at PUCO meeting
Migden-Ostrander criticized FirstEnergy for early decisions including coupon usage to buy bulbs. The group pressed for responsibility and argued the plan wasn’t clearly approved for cost recovery. Schriber said the commission has not approved the recoupment amount. Utilities push efficiency as states set new standards amid consumer concerns.
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Migden-Ostrander
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FirstEnergy faces backlash over energy bulb program
The Akron company plans to mail nearly 4 million energy efficient bulbs to Maryland and Ohio customers, charging an average $21.60 over three years though bulbs cost $3.50 to buy and distribute. Regulators say customers were not informed. The mandate aims to cut energy use while bulbs promise up to 75 percent savings per bulb and up to $60 over their life.
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