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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2007
Page
1
The North Ridgeville pee wee league, for ages 6 to 8, faced action after an incident at Frontier Park. The league expelled the coach and suspended the referee for the rest of the year, with city involvement limited to facility access. Contact Stephen Szucs for more details.
The Lorain school board will skip town hall meetings this week where the superintendent and administrators speak to the public. A Saturday notebook item misstated attendees. The Chronicle-Telegram corrects an earlier reference to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc. as NAACE and notes the fund has been separate since 1957.
A dense list provides phone numbers and email addresses for The Chronicle Telegram newsroom staff, circulation, classifieds, and various regional editors. It includes contact lines for metro and sports desks, feature departments, and biographical editors across Lorain, Amherst, Vermilion, Sheffield, Avon, and surrounding areas.
Ohio midday numbers include Pick 3 7 0 9 and 3 7 8 and Pick 4 6 5 2 9 and 6 8 3 9. Rolling Cash 5 top prize is 100000 with large Ten Oh and Ten Ohio sequences. Mega Millions estimate 47 million with numbers 20 24 31 34 49 and ball 8. Kicker 6 8 6 2 9 0. Michigan Daily 3 2 1 3 Daily 4 9 7 6 0 Fantasy 5 7 12 16 31 34. Pennsylvania Daily Number 8 8 2 Big 4 5 9 1 3 Cash 7 11 27 30 39. West Virginia Daily 3 5 1 2 Daily 4 3 5 2 9 Cash 25 2 7 8 10 14 16.
Midday results include Pick 3 9-7-6 and 4-8-7, Pick 4 2-6-0-8 and 1-3-6-3, Rolling Cash 5 6-7-11-19-24, Classic Lotto 3-4-6-14-28-30. Ten-Oh and Tan-Oh show long sequences 2-7-9-10-12-14-15-16-20-23-24-32-33-40-58-68-70-73-74-75 and 2-7-13-14-1 B-32-36-37 40-43-44 -45-48-51-56-57-85-66-70-72.
Editor Andrew R Young manages editorial and phone line. Patti Ewald is assistant managing editor. Duke Wallace handles staff duties. Home delivery service numbers listed for non toll and other areas. Phone hours run 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. on weekends.
Columbus leads Ohio in congestion with 33 hours of annual delay per traveler, followed by Cincinnati 27, Dayton 17, Toledo 15, Cleveland 13, and Akron 10. Officials say the region’s aging interstate system and slow population growth limit new road building, while nationwide drivers waste 2.9 billion gallons of fuel and incur $78.2 billion in delays. High fuel prices reduce optional driving but not commuting.
The Texas Transportation Institute ranks 85 large metros on traffic delays. Los Angeles tops the list with 72 hours lost yearly, followed by Atlanta, San Francisco, Washington and Dallas. Spokane and Brownsville are least congested at about eight hours. Atlanta shows some improvement but rapid growth keeps delays high.
In Lorain Ohio Evans, convicted of aggravated murder and related counts for the 2006 killing of Michael Smith, faces sentencing with sister trial fallout. Barry Williams and Tyrone Young face aggravated murder charges in connection with the same robbery. Williams testified against Evans and will serve 13 years for his cooperation. Young denies involvement and awaits trial.
The Fed lowered the prime lending rate to 7.75 percent, aiming to cushion financial market disruptions and promote moderate growth. Analysts expect further cuts, possibly in October or December, while some see the move as insufficient to restore overall economic health.
Sunday incidents include domestic violence arrests for Josh Fryson and Natasha King both Elyria residents, multiple burglary reports on Middle and Broadway avenues, and car damage cases. A juvenile fire on Oberlin Road injures a dog. several thefts and drug related charges appear across Leavitt Road North Ridge Road and Lake Avenue. A 1897 Honda Civic was recovered from the 1100 block of West 24th Street.
Analysts say the Fed's rate cut provides limited relief for debt weary consumers. Home equity lines tied to the prime rate may drop about 0.5 percent, saving roughly $41 a month for a $100,000 loan, while many subprime borrowers still face tightening credit. ARM resets and savings rates will ease only marginally, with overall effects muted for those facing foreclosures or relying on fixed income.
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