Judge urges appeal after death sentence in Cleveland murder
Common Pleas Court Judge Robert L. Simmons sentenced Lonnie Black to the electric chair for the murder of Dr. Margaret E. Tucker. The visiting judge from Lake County urged defense attorneys to appeal, saying the case should go to the court of appeals.
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Thomas F O'Malley
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Court of Appeals
Today Inside Vital Statistics Want Ads Women's News
The notice combines vital statistics and women’s news items from the Today Inside section. It highlights wedding and birth notices, along with classified want ads and social briefs affecting local families and organizations.
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Women's
Military action in Beirut as Lebanon civil war intensifies
Moslem leftist and Christian militiamen clash in Beirut amid shelling of the presidential palace and raids on mountain resorts. Police report 101 killed and 224 wounded in 24 hours, lifting two week toll to 641 dead and 440 wounded as Syria seeks a new cease-fire.
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Lebanon
Syria
Mt. Lebanon
Family Reunited in Middletown After Filipino Odyssey
Virgilio Clemente and his wife Consolacion with children Jennifer John Wesley and Janice welcomed their one year old daughter Joanne who arrived from the Philippines after a year apart. Zuniga Jr brought Joanne to join the family as Clemente had awaited visas and saved for the reunion.
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Consolacion
Queen Ave
Philippines
Joanne
Clemente
America
Jennifer
John Wesley
Janice
Zuniga
United States
Clementes
Faith Methodist Church
Middletown
Middletown Area Weather Forecast Tonight Through Sunday
Showers possible in the Middletown area tonight and Thursday with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. An extended outlook calls for a chance of showers Friday and Saturday and fair skies Sunday.
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Middletown
Cousin's political views spark concern during Philippine exile
Clemente Zuniga Jr now in America for a conference worries about return to the Philippines after criticizing Marcos martial law. He cites fear and limited freedoms, while cousin Virgilio Clemente describes martial law as prolonging governance with no elected officials or press freedom. Zuniga remains determined to return despite intelligence risk labeling.
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Cincinnati
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United Methodist Church
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Portland
Ore
Philippines
Zuniga
America
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Virgilio Clemente
Ave
Marcos
Philippines Intelligence Agency
Feathers Fly in Geauga County Buildings
Geauga County officials report pigeons invading county buildings in Chardon Ohio. County Administrator Shirley Hunter recalls a bird fluttering in her office for weeks and a planner was hit by a flock in a basement. Richard Rarich and crews patch holes as birds find new entry points to roost on structures and sidewalks require cleaning.
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Chardon
Ohio
Geauga County
Shirley Hunter
Richard Rarich
Rarich
Ohio Auto Licensing Costs Compared With Nearby States
Results of a week old survey show Ohio uses about 200 people to issue licenses while Kentucky uses far fewer. Ohio cost per car registered is 3.60 dollars, higher than Indiana, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky. Ohio also has local offices for titles and reports 1,600 peak workers versus 687 in Indiana and 900 in Pennsylvania.
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