Lorain blotter reports multiple arrests and incidents
Police logged a string of Sept events including a 15 year old charged with domestic violence on New York Ave. Sierra D Wade 26 cited for disorderly conduct after fighting outside a bar. A man suffered a facial wound near East River St after being jumped by two Iron Coffin Gang members. Vehicle break ins and thefts were recorded along with DUI charges for Craig Kimbrough 45 and other arrests for reckless driving marijuana and paraphernalia for Juan L Rodriguez 1300 block Reid Ave. Adam R Hall 23 also listed.
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Chronicle Telegram invites correction requests
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 to help maintain accurate news coverage and timely corrections.
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Ohio Sunday Lottery Draws and Big Jackpot Totals
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 results, and Ten-Oh sequences. Major jackpots cited include Classic Lotto at 44.3 million, Mega Millions at 37 million with Megaplier 3, and Powerball at 107 million with Power Play 5.
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Chronicle masthead and staff contacts page
The Chronicle lists editorial and department heads with phone numbers including Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor, Benjamin Nagy as news editor, Kevin Aprile as sports editor, Bruce Bishop as chief photographer, Ryan Dawson as features editor, Barb Rusko Stephens as director, and contact lines for advertising and classifieds. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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Kevin Aprile
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Ryan Dawson
Festival promotes union support amid Issue 2 debate
Thayer hosts a festival with dozen union booths to urge voters to oppose Issue 2. UAW member Mark Wells and other labor groups argue for the right to organize while criticizing Obama’s stance on labor reform and trade deals.
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Job market grim as unemployment may stay high for years
The CBO projects unemployment above 8 percent into 2014 while the White House eyes a 9 percent average next year as Obama plans a speech on stimulus steps. The August jobs report shows zero net new jobs, with 14 million unemployed and 16.2 percent under a broader measure. Ryan McGrath, 26, in Chicago area, struggles with a long search for full time work.
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Labor unions rethink strategy as they lose leverage
AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka outlines a shift to an independent labor voice separate from Democrats. Union political giving fell about 40 percent year to date, with several unions boycotting next year’s DNC in Charlotte over economy concerns and right to work. Gov Walker’s anti union effort in Wisconsin spurred new money for a possible Ohio referendum. NLRB and Obama appointees eased organizing in airlines, rail, and health care while GOP challenges rose. Boeing faced a suit over a plant in South Carolina seen as retaliation against Washington workers.
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Storm Lee tracks inland as floods lash Gulf region
Tropical Storm Lee drenched the Gulf Coast and moved into the Appalachians, with a flood risk rising in higher terrain. Louisiana and Mississippi reported heavy rain and damaged homes, while Vermont faced mounting cleanup from Irene. Rescue efforts continued for missing teens near Gulf Shores and a man struck by lightning in Mississippi.
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