Akron man convicted of first degree murder faces life term
A Summit County jury convicted 27 year old Johnson of first degree murder in the slaying of Akron industrialist Coburn Von Gunten. The court spared him the electric chair by mercy but will impose a life sentence after a possible motion by his attorney. The alleged triggerman, Leroy Keith, is under indictment in New York for a cab driver killing last December.
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Keyst one Board Hires Teachers In LaGrange Meeting
LaGrange Keystone Board of Education hired Don ald Grieve and Harris Youngblood to teach at the high school. Several teachers received continuing or one year contracts, resignations were accepted, and bids for a new school bus were opened. The board adjourned to April 30 to continue bus talks and fill vacancies.
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