Gadhafi and Mubarak Meet Over Libya Showdown
In Cairo Col. Muammar Gadhafi rode a 70 car caravan to meet President Hosni Mubarak to discuss Libya's standoff with the West. The talks followed U.N. sanctions over the Pan Am 103 bombing suspects, with Libya resisting surrender while Libya’s justice minister insisted no handover would occur without government approval.
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Minors, murder, and a life or death fate in court
After nine hours of defense testimony jurors weighing Wilson's fate heard prosecutors depict him as dangerous. Forensic psychiatrist Eisenberg testified Wilson could be violent even when not drinking and lamented the death of an elderly neighbor traced to Wilson years earlier. The case reopens with possible death penalty deliberations as witnesses include Wilson's foster mother who recalled his intelligence and later declines into heavy drinking after a brother's death.
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Primary from A-1 primary across Lorain County
Kelly warned of low turnout if the June primary moved to September while backing a combined June race for federal state and local offices. Opponents like City Council member Jack Baird and Democrat David Kaszubinski eyed momentum, with Kaszubinski mentioning rival candidates James Smith Deanna Hill and John Bender in the 62nd District race.
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Deputies return as budget funds restore sheriff’s program
Deputies are back on patrol with shifts assigned after a funding boost of 200000 from extra sales tax and unclaimed funds. Gedley and colleagues Gedling Perkins Glover Van Wormer Gallagher Varady Shreve Bell Hughes and Lawrence return by seniority, with Hughes and Lawrence joining the DARE anti drug program.
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Milo Glover
Hans van Wormer
Tim Gallagher
Mark Varady
John Shreve
Ernestine Bell
Fred Hughes
Gary Lawrence
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Lawrence
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Crash prompts charges review after stop sign violation
Booker cites three witnesses and says the patrol report will go to Oberlin city prosecutor to consider charges against Stitz. A nurse from Oberlin Hospital administered CPR to Allemony, who was unconscious, as Oberlin and Camden fire crews treated the scene.
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Tribute to City Council President Leo Bullocks Tonight
Elyria reports final tributes to Leo Bullocks at Second Baptist Church starting 7 p.m. The late 70 year old city leader died Thursday in Cleveland Clinic of cancer. Bullocks was the first black council president. Shirley Guinta led a remembrance prayer. Council also elected Thomas Shores president pro tem.
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16Th St
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Cleveland Clinic
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D-5
Wilkes and Anderson clash over snow removal on Pratt Boulevard
Wilkes and Anderson trade complaints about winter snow removal on Pratt Boulevard. Keys says he will discuss the issue with the Street Department. Renetta Horton of 116 Tedman Court defends residents of Wilkes Villa, praising honest taxpayers amid the area’s bad reputation.
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Tougher parking laws pass 9-1 vote downtown Elyria
Elyria City Council approved higher fines for first time parking offenses from 5 to 10 dollars with 48 hour payoff, 20 dollars after grace period and 30 dollar fines for third and subsequent tickets. Tow zones apply after 10 tickets in 12 months and meters to be removed for two hour parking. Free parking remains in Washington and Lake Avenue lots.
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Harris executes as California becomes 20th state to resume death penalty
Harris is the 169th inmate executed since the 1976 US Supreme Court ruling allowing capital punishment resumed. California carries 330 on death row. the nation totals over 2,500. The execution faced multiple stays before the high court cleared the warrant.
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