Divided Cleveland faces Demjanjuk case and old wounds
In Cleveland, Ukrainians and Jews live on opposite riverbanks with little contact. The Demjanjuk trial in Jerusalem revives fears of Nazi collaboration, spurring Ukrainian leaders to defend their community’s reputation amid media portrayals and the Sobibor drama.
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University of Georgia
Earl Ziemke
Kerch
Ukraine
Trawniki
Poland
Treblinka
Vic Stewart Ill gives up effort to restore license
Elyria Ohio Vic Stewart Ill son of Lorain County Democratic chairman Victor F Stewart Jr abandons attempts to restore his driving privileges while appealing a DUI conviction. He will surrender his license and complete the suspension after a Feb arrest on the Ohio Turnpike with a BAC nearly twice the limit. He has served jail time and resigns from Sabre Systems to work.
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Lorain County
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Hemlock Dr
Manuel Rocker
Howard
Rocker
J.G. Tassie
Sabre Systems and Service
Dayton
Teen pregnancy choices test family and future outcomes
The article follows two teenage girls facing pregnancy decisions. Jenny, 18, rejects abortion, marries Craig, and later has two daughters, describing parental support and a steady marriage.
Easter Bunny Robs Ohio Store for 655 Dollars
In Manchester Ohio an Easter Bunny in white suit and black shoes robs a convenience store of 655 dollars at about 11 am on Easter Sunday. The gunman demanded money from clerk Bobbie Taylor and fled on foot. the clerk fainted after contacting police. Sheriff Robert Johnston identified the suspect and described the scene as no joke to the victim and owner’s wife, Linda Cantrell, who witnessed the moment.
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Robert Johnston
Linda Cantrell
Robert Cantrell
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Ex Ridgeville Mayor Charles H. Stuart Dies at 59
Former North Ridgeville mayor Charles H. Stuart died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a three month illness. He led the city from 1975 to 1977 and later retired from Ford Motor Co in 1983. Stuart also served as a councilman and was a past president of the North Ridgeville Republican Club. Obituary on Page B-2.
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Trial date set in 11 year old DWI case
Rodney Bowling, 43, Amherst, faces voluntary man slaughter and aggravated vehicular homicide over a 1975 drunken driving crash that killed Robert R. Brock, 44, who lived in a coma for 11 years before dying in February. Bowling's June 9 trial was set in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. he remains jailed on a six month drunk driving sentence from a separate fall accident.
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Elyria
Rodney Bowling
Amherst
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Thomas Dougan
Bowling
Brock
Indians Sweep Orioles In Doubleheader To Halt Skid
The Cleveland Indians swept a doubleheader in Baltimore Sunday to end a disastrous losing streak. Sports, C-1 A local brief notes weather and a light chuckle about holidays.
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