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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2011
Page
1
Vladimir Putin to reclaim the presidency next year after being nominated to run for president in 12. The move could extend his rule to 2024 and signals a continuation of strongman governance amid Western concerns over democracy. Putin previously left the presidency in 2008, later serving as prime minister.
Oberlin College workers handed out hundreds of old Apollo Theatre seats as renovations began. Early in line were Cindy Leise, Farrar, Rob Ricciardi, and Edgie Wood who claimed seats later reassembled at Farrar’s home, reflecting a mix of nostalgia and practicality.
More than 200 graduates of the former M B Johnson School of Nursing at EMH Medical Center in Elyria reunited at Spring Valley Country Club. Vera Hadaway, class of 1945, recalled pre polio vaccine days with incubators in hallways and many infant deaths. Florence Pais, age 86, was the oldest attendee.
Sandusky mayor Bill Grace, age 47, was among 67 applicants but did not reach the four finalists for city manager. Finalists named are Richard Brown, J Jeff Hancock, Nicole Ard, and Andy Merriman as Grace pursues other public and private sector roles after losing the Democratic primary to Holly Brinda.
GRAFTON A 23 year old man was held without bond after an early morning shooting that wounded an 18 year old woman. William Cheatham was charged with felonious assault and having weapons under disability. Police were called to the 900 block of Main Street at 2 22 a.m. Saturday by neighbors reporting a disturbance. The officer arrived at the residence.
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