Infuriated by testimony former Lorain chief denies gambling orders
Former Lorain police chief John Malinovsky says he issued general orders that all officers could act against gambling and denies Rivera testimony that officers were told not to investigate unless ordered. The dispute centers on remarks about the department under Malinovsky during the Feliciano gambling trial.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Parade Spotting in Cleveland
Jim Lowe and family camped on East 9th Street at 9 am Friday to view Marcy Lowe, 16, in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame parade. Karen Lowe, 47, recalled James Brown was to precede them and Aretha Franklin behind, and asked who James Brown was.
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Oberlin Police Sgt Bill Wiley Retires After 26 Years
Oberlin Police Department says sergeant Bill Wiley will retire after a 26 year career ending this month. Wiley served in patrol and detective roles and received commendations for community policing and incident response.
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Federal disaster funds eyed for Elyria Lorain Erie flood damage
Eight Ohio counties including Lorain and Erie join federal disaster areas after Aug storms. FEMA reversed initial denial, opening access to housing assistance SBA loans unemployment aid and grants. About 200 homes in Elyria Lorain Amherst and Vermilion and 1500 Erie County homes affected. call 800 462 9029 or visit Gateway Ave disaster center for help.
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Soaring newsprint cost forces nickel-a-day C-T delivery hike
The Chronicle raises home-delivery by 35 cents weekly due to a 40 percent rise in newsprint since January. Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt notes the hike covers less than a third of the extra cost while increasing carrier profit. Page Co-op pricing aids the move amid further price increases.
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