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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2011
Page
1
The Ohio House approved a GOP drawn map by a 56-36 vote with three Democrats supporting and five Republicans opposing. The plan shrinks Ohio’s delegation from 18 to 16 and moves to the Senate for consideration, amid Democratic claims of rushed work and closed doors.
Rep. Terry Boose says the maps are tough but fair. Rep. Matt Lundy blasts the rushed map and lack of public feedback. Rep. Dan Ramos criticizes district divisions as partisan manipulation to keep Ohio’s purple cities red.
Evan Gooden reports that UAW Local 2000 president Tim Donovan, 56, Avon Lake, was found hanging in French Creek Reservation, near his car on French Creek Road. Police say he left a death by own action note. The incident occurred about 6 50 p.m. Thursday. investigation ongoing.
Avon holds a ground breaking for the Nagel Road I 90 interchange costing 18 million dollars to relieve congestion and spur development. The Cleveland Clinic Avon Family Health and Surgery Center project at 93 million dollars is underway, with Mayor Jim Smith predicting job growth as work continues toward an early 2013 opening.
Lisa Roberson notes 88 year old Harvey Gittler, lifelong Oberlin resident and liberal columnist, died Thursday at his Kendal at Oberlin home after decades as civil liberties defender, author and lecturer. He arrived in Oberlin in 1968.
Former Lorain County Jail guard William Dembie Jr. is indicted for the Aug. 11 stabbing death of his wife Holly Dembie at the couple’s Grafton Township home. Dembie, 42, faces aggravated murder murder felonious assault and domestic violence charges for the fatal confrontation.
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