Bank teller standoff leads to mistaken note
Cleveland AP: A 51 year old man Wade approached a teller with notes in hand. An alarm sounded as police arrived. The teller showed the deposit slip the note was on. Wade claimed he did not write it and was taken into custody. Police found more similar notes in a wastebasket.
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Johnny Wade
Wade
Bunker Hill
Moore
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Zondervan Publishing House
Grand Rapids
Midland
Lorain teachers union board fail to reach wage deal
Negotiations between the Lorain Education Association and the Lorain school board collapsed after the deadline passed without a settlement. An impasse was declared as proposals on transfers, evaluations, class sizes, and pay hikes remain unsettled. A three member impasse panel will hear hearings within a month and issue recommendations. The current one year master contract expires in August and includes a no strike clause.
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Lorain
Lorain Education Association
LEA
Board of Education
David Majesky
LEA Uniserv
Majesky
Charles Nunley
Ber Impasse
American Arbitrators Association
EEA
Elyria teachers seek $1600 base raise in new contract
The Elyria Education Association proposes raising base salary from 8700 to 10306 for the next school year, with a 6 percent longevity increase every three years for those with 16 plus years. Other provisions cover fringe benefits, insurance, sick leave, and employment conditions amid stalled contract talks.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Elyria Education Association
Medina bronc buster rides a mechanical bronco
Jerry Mos teller of Medina, 26, uses a home mechanical bronco named El Torro to practice between March and October rodeos. He and wife Cynthia, 23, say the machine simulates bucking action, reducing risk and cost. Last year Jerry placed second in the Mid State Rodeo Association standings and will offer rides at Richfield Coliseum with proceeds aiding a new high school rodeo program.
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Medina
Jerry Mosteller
Jerry
New Mexico
Mosteller’s
Wilbur Rd
el Torro
Cynthia
Mid State Rodeo Association
Richfield Coliseum
Hngh School Rodeo Association
Indiana judge bans biology text promoting creation theory
An Indiana judge barred the ninth grade biology book Biology: A Search for Order in Complexity for teaching creationism and rejecting evolution. The Creation Research Society of Ann Arbor co-edits the work with Michigan State University’s Johan Moore. Critics say the text violates church-state separation.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Dayton
Tenn
John Scopes
Indiana
Creation Research Socety
Johan
Moore
Indianapolis
Weather Forecast Cloudy Tonight Through Tomorrow
Weather forecast shows cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers. Low tonight in the upper 40s. High tomorrow around 55 to 60. Precipitation chances three percent tonight and forty eight percent tomorrow. Winds southeast at 18 mph or less. Sunrise today at 5 47 a.m. Sunset today at 7 0 p.m.
Arson Crisis Strains Insurance Across the Capairy
Pan Van Slambrouck of the Chashan Science Monitor News Service investigates the rising cost of arson losses borne by policyholders and industry countermeasures. Mike Sherman reports on personal emergency group therapy aiding diverse communities, while Diane Wiedenheft of Amherst earns recognition for flower arrangements and gardening tips featured in a Sunday Family section with photos by Gane Krebs.
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Pan van Slambrouck
Chashan Science Monitor
Diane Wiedenheft
Amherst
Rae
Comrie Davis
Gane Krebs
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