Bravura From 61 in Nielsen Competition Highlight
The piece Bravura From 61 features amid a field of 36 competitors where Nielsen, though rarely featured, is placed among great composers alongside Mozart, Brahms and Beethoven in a contest context. Michael Baker can be reached at 3297128 or mbaker chroniclet.com for more details.
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Mozart
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Beethoven
Michael Baker
Mbaker
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Oberlin rezones Clark Lumber site for downtown mixed use
Oberlin Council approved reclassifying the Clark Lumber land from light industrial to commercial downtown zoning. Buildings must be sidewalk flush and reach at least two stories or 20 feet. If realized, second floor offices or residences could rise, boosting jobs and neighborhood shopping. Cambridge Development contact declined to comment. local contact Cindy Leise at 329 7245.
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McDonald's
Norenberg
Clark Lumber
Oberlin Municipal Light & Power System
Douglas McGee
Cambridge Development
Lorain GOP changes in leadership shake up
Lorain County Republican leaders plan retirements and elections as Rousseau exits after a four year term amid a past misdemeanor conviction. Chairman emeritus designation assigned while Arredondo loses key post to Graves. Democrats re elect Smith as chairman.
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Elections Board
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Hurst
Lorain
Graves
Arredondo
Craig Foltin
Cuyahoga Community College
John Romoser
Foltin
Romoser
Tony Krasienko
Krasienko
Tom Smith
Alimony Row Involves $500000 Life Policy Dispute
Prosecutors argued Pamela Carrasquillo sought her husband Herminio Carrasquillo’s $500000 life insurance as the sole beneficiary. Herminio, who is suing his wife, stopped $3000 monthly payments five months ago. Magistrate Joe Tackett ordered Herminio to pay $16500 by June 2 or face contempt. The judge plans a case review before any penalty amid a conviction. Pamela, 53, remains in county jail. sentencing not yet set.
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Herminio Carrasquillo
Boros
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Pepper Pike man charged in nationwide hate letter case
David Tuason, 46, of Pepper Pike, is charged by federal indictment with sending threatening racially motivated letters and emails targeting black men linked to white women. The case ties to a July 2003 Supreme Court letter threatening to kill and harm an associate justice. Tuason was arrested March 14 and held without bond after a detention hearing. arraignment set for April 23.
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Supreme Court
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FBI
Cleveland FBI
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David Tuason
Donna Grill
Tuason
Justice Department
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Clarence Thomas
Tucson
Edwards
U.S. District Court
DNA led to arrest in 1991 teen death in Ohio county
Marvin Lee Smith Jr. was arrested in North Carolina after DNA from 1991 rape and murder case of Jessica Lyn Keen matched in the federal Combined DNA Index System. Keen, 15, was found raped and beaten to death in a Madison County graveyard near Columbus after last seen at a bus stop two days earlier.
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Smith
Ohio
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Marc Dann
Dann
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Jim Sabin
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