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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2011
Page
3
Lorain County man Richard Shumway, 45, was arrested on criminal damaging charges after a Train Station Bar surveillance video showed a man vandalizing a maroon car by breaking its mirror on Sept. 3. The mirror repair quoted at $300. Police note tips identifying the suspect.
A1 crash involved a couple with Iowa plates. Wil helm suggested problems with diabetes contributed. His wife remained alert and conscious after being taken to Amherst Hospital and then flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. her condition was not available at press time.
A 911 caller reported bleeding from the mouth of Raviana, who died with a full cast on a broken right leg after two separate injuries. Authorities note no external head trauma and burns on arms and foot likely from a kitchen splatter. Investigators await microscopic tests toxicology and lab results. Contact details provided.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects several items. Harvey Gittler’s age at his proposed column was 75. Elyria Catholic golf results at Bob-O-Link show 169 against Midview and 157 against Avon. EC’s third conference win. Avon and Midview tied for second in the West Shore Conference. Also noted are corrections on prior congressional redistricting coverage and Jennifer Brunner’s critique of 2010 state House Democrats for not adopting a framework.
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with exact numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 and Ten Oh with jackpots. US lotteries include Michigan Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5, Pennsylvania Daily Number Big 4 Cash 5, West Virginia Daily 3 4 with numbers and no extra details.
The Chronicle lists editorial and department heads with phone numbers for key desks. Andrew R Young is editor, Julie Wallace managing editor, Benjamin Nagy news editor, Kevin Aprile sports editor, Bruce Bishop photography chief, Ryan Dawson features editor, Barb Rusko Stephens marketing director, plus advertising and classified hotlines and standard office hours.
A vintage P-51 Mustang piloted by 74 year old Jimmy Leeward plunged into the grandstand area during a Reno air races event, killing three and injuring more than 50 spectators. Officials survey cause while responders treat 56 victims across three hospitals. The aircraft named Galloping Ghost disintegrated on impact.
The postgame notes discuss a possible Sunday or Monday reschedule to avoid a forfeit. The 0-3 Mustangs risk losing computer points if no contest is held while the Pioneers push for top eight spots to reach the postseason. Stolarski sought to play despite postponement.
New man told troopers Brown ran a stop sign on Murray Ridge Road and veered left of center. Brown says he does not recall details but airbags deployed and he exited to check the scene. He pleaded no contest to improper lane usage in Elyria Municipal Court and was fined 150 dollars with 30 suspended.
The Rural King grand opening draws Elyria residents Felix and Laura Wickes who praise the new 51st Rural King, fourth in Ohio, offering feed, tools, workwear, lawn gear and more. Manager Tom White notes plans to hire seasonal staff and compares the chain to classic Sears and Penney.
Rick Runion rushed from his home when flames erupted from the rear of 2072 Garfield Ave. near his stepson’s residence. No injuries were reported in the Thursday night blaze that gutted the occupied unit. the adjacent vacant unit sustained minor damage as firefighters battled the fire for over an hour. The cause is undetermined due to extensive damage, and Red Cross aid is assisting the displaced Jones Xolo family and relatives who plan to seek donations.
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