Ohio delays seven north central highway projects due to funds
Ohio Department of Transportation suspends seven North Central projects including Route 6 and Route 42 widenings and the US 250 bypass amid a state funding shortfall. Planning costs total about 1.7 million with up to two years of suspension possible. Some work could resume after July if federal money and state appropriations become available.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of
Black River
Stearns Road
Rocky River
Norwalk
Mian
Huron
Evie
Transportation Department
Richard Jackson
Ohio Senate
House
BMW deputy registrar sues state over 1.4 million shortage claim
Arthur Harmon and his brother Frank Harmon filed suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court against Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles seeking 1.4 million for alleged malice, business disparagement and libel tied to a 800000 shortage report. Curtis Andrews heads the BMV.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
BMV
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Arthur Harmon
Ironton
Frank
Curtis Andrews
BMW
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Harmon Brothers
Lebanon
Ex-deputy gets 20 year sentence for Attica bank robbery
Terry Lindsay former Lorain County sheriff deputy pleaded guilty to the 6 federal robbery of Sutton State Bank in Attica Ohio. He received a 20 year federal sentence described as tentative pending a 90 day psychiatric study at the Federal Medical Center in Springfield Missouri before resubmission to Toledo District Court for possible modification. Lindsay 30 of Lorain Ohio was recognized as outstanding deputy in 1970 and resigned earlier that year amid drug use allegations. FBI said he was not regularly employed at the time of the robbery.
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Terry Lindsay
Lorain County
Attica
Lindsay
Meister Rd
Lorain
Toledo
Sutton State Bank
Sandusky
FBI
Vernon Smith
Smith
Keystone Kops reenacted in Kansas City police station
In a Central Patrol Division incident a 6 foot 240 pound man arrested for dis behavior allegedly struck officers who tried to subdue him. During the melee all six officers were injured and treated at Menorah Medical Center for cuts and swollen hands.
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Kansas City
Central Patrol Division
Menorah Medical Center
North Olmsted voters test charter on council eligibility
In North Olmsted Ward 2 a 49-year-old man and his 18-year-old son, both Republicans, filed for the June 3 primary to test Article IV Section 2 of the city charter. They argue the rule about two years residency and elector status is unclear, while the son seeks guidance from attorneys and may pursue court action if needed. Also listed were other filings for mayor council seats and key city posts, with incumbents and challengers named.
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North Olmsted
Robert F. Spiegelberg
le Bern Dr
Wilhelm
Spiegelberg
Coxe-Western Reserve University
North Uniated
Gal
Board of Elections
Young Spiegelberg
Janet Salinger
State garage assistant superintendent asked to resign
The Oberlin state highway garage assistant superintendent Robert Rundle has been asked to resign after an ongoing investigation into alleged illegal activity. Rundle denied wrongdoing citing political reasons while the probe, led by the Ohio State Patrol and Ashland officials, continues with evidence headed to Lorain County Prosecutor.
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Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Harold Reader
Robert Rundle
Ashland
Reader
Rundle
Elyria
C-T
Ohio State Highway Patrol
James E. Corcoran
James A. Rhoades
Corcoran
State Patrol
Lorain County
Mystery Shifts in Holiday Inn Death Case
The shooting victim found Thursday in Room 225 at the Holiday Inn on Rt. 57 is identified as John Gandee. Room was registered to Robert A. Frost of Prescott Indiana by a man not the deceased. A .38 revolver and a poetry book were found. another shot was fired. Coroner undecided on ruling.
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Holiday Inn
Chronicle-Telegram
John Gandee
Robert A. Frost
Walden Pond
Prescott
Ind
Frost
Elyria
Gandee
Indiana
Chapman resigns as Elyria school task force chair
Isaac Chapman has resigned as chairman of the Elyria school building utilization and maintenance task force due to time constraints. Robert Choate said Chapman was the only Black chair among six and the replacement will be announced later. The executive committee accepted the resignation March 26. The next public meeting is April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Eastern Heights Junior High cafeteria.
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Isaac Chapman
Elyria Schools
Chapman
Robert D. Choate
Choate
Task Force
Eastern Heights Junior High School
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Erie County
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Westlake
Olmsted Township
Westwood Drive
Shumner Road
Strongsville
Marsyla
Department
Elyria Auto License Bureau
Anthony J. Marsico
Ohio Highway Patrol
Columbiana County
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
Andrew's
Monongahela
Jeff Bishop
Federal Medical Center For Psychiatric Observation
Springfield
Dadson
N. Olmsted Charter
By Tony Denslow
Ralph Christman
Gessner
Ronald Slater
Butternut Ridge Rd
Christman
Council
Irene M. Sole
Neer i
John P. West
Barnhaeck
James B. Grandy
Barns
Dolores D. Sharpe
James D. Boehner
Robert Ith Nantecket
W Sema Viel
Dover Center Re
William R. Giesser
Columbia Rd
Michael R. Gareau
Barton Rd
William L. Gerlach
Andrus Ave
Dewey H. Limpert
Dover Center Rd
Francis J. O'Neill
Waterbury Circle
James J. Logan
Vincent Dr
John J. Goggin
Sweetbriar Dr
John D. Fairfield
Devon Dr
Burns Rd
Bernard Speedling
Bellevue Dr
Ronald J. Wilamosky
Surrey Dr
Frank Beaty
Kennedy Ridge Rd
Carl D. Bower
Louis Dr
James Newdick
Country Club Blvd
Grandy
Counci
Board of Etections
State Garage Asst
By Mike Benbow
Oberlingarage
The
Grand Jury
Lake Erie
Rh Street
Cleveland
Lee Eon
Cuyahoga River
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