Vermilion star Leshinski seeks Army release after West Point year
Former Vermilion football standout Ron Leshinski, once Amy's top gridder, aims to convince the Army to grant him release to pursue an NFL career after graduating from West Point, likely facing two years of service. The brief notes his college and service timing amid a sports page wrap.
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Elyria diary details hammer attack on family by son
A diary kept by Jeremy Shelton 21 describes planning and motives for a hammer attack in Elyria. Police say he beat his mother Leanne 41, stepfather Oral 42, and brother Justin 15 in their Woodbury Street home. Justin is in serious condition. Bond set at 15 million on three felonious assault counts. investigators questioned a woman friend and a man named Scot while seizing a claw hammer and a knife.
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Gingrich loan deal fuels Democratic attack and support
The $300000 loan from former senator Bob Dole to Speaker Newt Gingrich is under Democrats' fire and facing ethics committee review. Republicans hail it as a fair arrangement that may lift the ethics cloud over Gingrich and the House, while some GOP members justified it as the right plan to pay the sanction. The loan aims to avoid personal financial baggage tied to the ethics case.
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R-Va
Loan debate divides lawmakers at Capitol conference
The 1995 file photo shows Bob Dole and Newt Gingrich at a Capitol news conference amid a loan proposal. Democrats probe the loan and its terms, pressing Speaker with questions as coverage continues on A3.
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Oberlin woman guilty in gambling ring trial
A 62 year old Oberlin woman, Anna Pope, was convicted in Lorain County Common Pleas Court of racketeering and five misdemeanor gambling charges for involvement in a multimillion dollar gambling ring. She was acquitted on one felony conspiracy count and kept her 1989 gold Lincoln Continental with vanity plates "Anna 34" as sentencing was postponed for a probation report.
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