Unabomber case may hinge on tough, lingering questions
The Unabomber case remains far from open and shut after nearly 18 years as defense lawyers and former prosecutors question circumstantial evidence tying Theodore Kaczynski to bombings. They warn prosecutors face uphill proof, even with plans and bomb components in possession, and note potential juror and jurisdictional hurdles ahead.
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Topel
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Stolen Cadillac abandoned after short drive in Lorain
In southwest Lorain a man abandoned a stolen white 1985 Cadillac Seville after driving a few hundred feet and allegedly stole a second car nearby. A woman on Urban Circle watched the break and described a tall man in dark clothes leaving the first vehicle at about 3:30 a.m. during multiple auto break-ins under police investigation.
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Lorain
Elyria Woman Wins Chronicle-Telegram Scramble Grand Prize
Betty Bresock of Elyria won The Chronicle-Telegram Scramble grand prize, a three day Bahamas trip for two and $500 cash. Her entry was drawn from 80,000. 40 daily winners received $25 and eight weekly winners $100. Bresock plans to share the trip with her husband for their 40th anniversary.
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Lynn Mango
Chronicle
Bresock
Gene
Ex-minister seeks early release after sex charges
Former LaGrange minister and mayoral candidate Steven Orsik 50 of Loper Wood Lane pleaded guilty in December to six counts of sexual battery. Lorain County Judge Lynett McGough sentenced him to two years per count to run concurrently. His attorney filed a shock probation motion citing cooperation with police and no further improper contact found with foster children.
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LaGrange
Steven Orsik
Loperwood Lane
Lorain County Common Pleas
Lynett McGough
Paul R. St. Marie
Orsik
Amherst eyes old post office for city offices
Amherst officials plan to convert the former Park Avenue post office into space for the treasurer, income tax, building inspector, and city utility departments. Mayor John Higgins said R E Warner Architects of Westlake prepared the plan and a cost estimate is expected in coming weeks ahead of a council vote.
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Park Avenue
John Higgins
R.E. Warner Architects Inc
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Classified Op Ed On Accent 89 10 Bridge FG Comics
Classified section note mentions FG op ed as comics and references 08 sports 02 deaths and religion sections. Contains fragmented labels and column references rather than a coherent readable article.
Requiem for an umpire burial marks NL umpire’s death
National League umpire John McSherry who died during a game in Cincinnati is buried in the Bronx on Friday. The death occurred Monday and the story appears in Sports on page C1.
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Cincinnati
Bronx
New York
Court upholds don't ask don’t tell policy in military
A federal appeals court upholds the Clinton administration policy, framing it as military necessity. The report notes a U.S. Air Force sergeant from Zanesville among victims of the plane crash that killed Secretary Ron Brown and 33 others.
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Zanesville
U.S. Commerce Department
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