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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2011
Page
2
The fifth annual Volley for the Cure charity event returns Thursday at Elyria West Gym with freshman 4:30 p.m. JV and varsity follow. T‑shirts admit free. $8 at door with proceeds to Susan G. Komen. Raffles include 50/50 and pink baskets.
Lorain and surrounding counties show unemployment trends with Lorain County at 9.1 percent in August, Medina at 6.6 and Erie at 7.3 percent as nationwide and state rates ease. The shift toward health care and social services from manufacturing marks a lasting change in the local job landscape. Senator Sherrod Brown backs a plan to bar employers and job sites from using unemployment status to exclude applicants.
The Chronicle-Telegram notes an error in Saturday’s paper correcting the misspelled name of Philip Saad who bowled his first 300 in the Sunday Night Men's League at Brunswick Zone on Sept 11. Readers urged to report factual errors to 329-7155.
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A listing of Chronicle Telegram executives editors photographers and staff with phone numbers office hours and subscription rates. Includes publisher president editors news sports and features staff names and contact info along with mailing address Elyria Ohio and postage details.
County commissioners including Kale Kokoski and Williams outline a fall campaign for a 0.25 percent sales tax increase over five years. They aim for a concise message and grassroots outreach at civic events to persuade voters, noting a slow start and budget concerns shaping the effort.
A survey of 14 to 24 year olds shows many use discriminatory terms to seem cool or funny, with 54 percent accepting use among friends. While 60 percent of African American youth would be offended by the N word, overall many see slur usage as harmless jokes within their circle.
Ockerman supports an appropriation to help boards of election implement a new map and notes the need for extra staff. He favors moving Ohio's primary from March to May to reduce weather and staffing challenges, with a Dec 7 congressional map deadline and a 30 day lead time before the March primary.
Ohio Senate Democrats unveiled a rival congressional map drawn by GOP Rep. Mike Fortner, aiming to keep 79 of 88 incumbents. The plan creates 11 competitive districts in 16 and arises as lawmakers debate timing and legality amid a rushed decennial redistricting process.
Elyria Township reports vehicle damage after a woman witnesses it on Rosewood Street. A former tenant allegedly took property worth 250 dollars plus curtains from Clark Street. Another theft involved a missing license plate on N West River Road. Front porch thefts totaling 1455 dollars and 600 dollar fishing poles were reported on Wesley Avenue and a laptop debit card and Vicodin were taken from a vehicle on Potomac Drive. Jarvis Burns, 30, faces charges for tampering with evidence and obstructing official business after fleeing a crash near Maple Street. A stabbing occurred near Mardi Gras Bar on Washington Avenue.
Lorain police logged several incidents including home burglaries on G Street and E 41st Street with missing electronics valued around 1000 and 1100 dollars, a window smash on a car, a wild animal violation for four roosters and other poultry, a theft with a GPS unit and video games, an assault linked to a car pursuit, a domestic violence arrest of Germaine M Worthy, and a prowler report with two men in hooded sweatshirts causing fence damage.
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