Terri Schiavo Dies After Prolonged Right to Die Dispute
Terri Schiavo, 41, died Thursday in Pinellas Park Florida, 13 days after her feeding tube was removed. Her husband Michael Schiavo and attorney George Felos described a calm death while her parents were not present. The case, long and heavily litigated, spurred national debate and influenced congressional discussions on related bills.
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Pope John Paul II Medical Setback in Rome
Rome reports pope john paul II's health worsened with a fever from a urinary tract infection. He is on antibiotics and has received the sacrament of the sick as thousands gather in St. Peter's Square.
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Woman Gives Birth At Service Station In Dayton Area
Debbie Coleman, driving to deliver a child, gave birth at a gas station near Dayton after delays en route. A neighbor reported the birth, the co owner Lloya Goff helped, and Coleman drove off with the newborn despite police confusion over the plate and a mix up with a stolen vehicle alert.
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Man found slain in Lorain woods
A 49 year old man, Michael Lymn Smith, was found dead in a wooded area behind a West 12th Street rental home in Lorain. Coroner Paul Matus called it a homicide with a head injury and noted an autopsy would occur. Smith had prior criminal history and a residence in Cleveland.
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Cedar Point CEO attacks Indian gaming plan in Lorain proposal
Cedar Point operator Cedar Fair warns Ohio trustees about tribal casinos in Lorain and nearby areas. Richard L. Kinzel cites Mystic Lake in Minnesota to argue tribes pay no taxes and can undercut locals. He urges private sector casinos if gaming arrives in Ohio.
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