Mother's grief over Jessica Dubroff flight tragedy
Jessica Dubroff's mother, Lisa Blair Hathaway, says the 7 year old's desire for freedom drove her to fly cross country. She described speaking with Jessica moments before the crash as rain rapped the phone line, noting there were no warning signs. Also killed were the girl's father and flight instructor.
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Ford to boost stake in Mazda and take management role
Ford Motor Co plans to raise its Mazda stake to 23.4 percent and install a former Ford executive as Mazda president, a move seen as boosting Ford’s foothold in Asia and potentially improving economies of scale. The deal, while not giving Ford outright control, signals closer ties amid Mazda’s struggles.
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Special grand jury may reconvene in Elyria case
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum said a special grand jury that found no wrongdoing by Elyria Patrolman Todd Zack in molestation cases may be reconvened or a new grand jury impaneled to review the same matters. A civil suit seeks access to confidential grand jury transcripts despite a defense objection.
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Ring of drug trafficking planned a major operation in Lorain County
John Caniglia and Hector Bustamante discussed a major marijuana ring based in Arizona with a hub in Lorain County. Bustamante, his wife, and four others faced February indictment after delivering 1 400 pounds valued at 24 million to a Carlisle Township warehouse. Authorities set up a staged sale after extensive undercover buys, with Bustamante boasting a 40 ton two month delivery and a 16 year drug-running history.
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Ross wins stay to restart incineration operations
Ross Environmental Services won a stay from the Ohio Environmental Board of Review delaying EPA orders that barred burning hazardous waste. The stay halts the EPA action until a full appeal hearing set to begin April 22 in Columbus. Ross says it does not expect to burn waste until next month after the Dec 5 explosion that destroyed its facility.
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