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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2010
Page
3
More than 120 emergency responders hospital workers and volunteers will stage a full scale emergency exercise at Lorain County Regional Airport from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The drill simulates a bomb detonation aboard a plane with over 40 mock victims taken to three area hospitals and a lessons learned review to follow.
Police logs list multiple incidents including property thefts from vehicles and homes, two domestic violence charges involving pregnant girlfriend and another man, a fatal dog attack by an officer, and a string of break ins and vandalism across Elyria from Sept 9 to Sept 10. Names include Kevin Kendall 19 and Robert Fields 22, with locations across Broad Street Princeton Avenue and Washington Avenue.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and clarifications to ensure accuracy in coverage.
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The Elyria paper lists staff roles with A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher and A R Young as editor along with managing editor Julie Wallace and other department heads. Contact numbers and hours for circulation, advertising, and home delivery are provided along with subscription rates.
Fidel Castro told an audience in Havana that his remarks about Cuba's economic model were misinterpreted by The Atlantic reporter Jeffrey Goldberg. He insisted his comments meant the opposite of what was published and noted Raul Castro and Julia Sweig discussed gradual reforms.
Marc Emery, known as the Prince of Pot, was sentenced to five years in U.S. prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana. Extradited from Vancouver, he admitted he violated U S law and had claimed annual seed sales of about three million dollars.
Miami University in Ohio released a task force report recommending mandatory minimum sanctions for groups that violate hazing rules and for those guilty of alcohol violations. The findings urge adapting punishments for individual misbehavior to address actions by an entire student organization after sororities were suspended or placed on probation.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor recalled her first meeting with President Barack Obama during a speech to the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. She described standing with an official, turning to see Obama enter, and the moment her jaw dropped at his presence.
Lorain Mayor Tony Krasienko reacted with shock to the indictment of Chuck Camera amid an investigation into missing funds from the Lorain Youth Baseball League where Camera served as president. The league, with about 70 teams and 5 to 14 year olds, relied on fees sponsorships and gambling revenue. Federal tax forms show fluctuating revenues and expenses from 2006 to 2008. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
Al Lucas, 53, admits Web based prostitution role. a 47 year old woman alleged worker at his home. Deputies seize ropes cages dog items. Lucas released on bond after charges of solicitation. Arrests of Pooch and Kemper at Norwalk hotel tied to undercover operation.
Amherst police and Lorain County prosecutors discuss endangering children charges tied to Jesse Jones death and a marijuana operation found during the probe. The case also involves Jesse's 1-year-old half-brother, while accusations of abuse and conflicting accounts about the boy’s injuries surface amid family statements and prior municipal court actions.
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