Local Weather Record Notes
Today features west winds from 10 to 20 knots with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Waves run 2 to 4 feet as the day progresses from sunrise at 6 44 a.m. to sunset at 8 17 p.m. Relative humidity and specific sunrise values are noted but not specified. Tomorrow should see similar sunrise and sunset times with continued windy conditions.
Father accused of injecting son with AIDS
In St Louis area case, Brian T. Stewart 31 arraigned on first degree assault charges after allegedly injecting his infant son with HIV tainted blood stolen from a hospital. Prosecutors say the motive was to avoid child support. murder could follow if the child dies. Bond set at 500000. next court date April 30. The boy was 11 months old in February 1992 when infected.
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Stewart
St. Charles County
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Officials scrap Sheffield Lake Village fire district plan
Sheffield Lake and Sheffield Village officials scrap plans for a joint fire district after a long, unproductive meeting. Key obstacle is unionized Sheffield Lake firefighters versus nonunion Sheffield Village staff. Village mayor questions benefit. Lake council president opposes. discussion tabled. One member, Michael Fusco, resigned amid tax publicity.
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Local campaigns show Blair and Leach fund balances and loans
Funds from Blair a two term commissioner total $15,411 with $6,118 spent leaving near twice Leach’s cash. Blair reports $10,308 personal loan from four years ago, while Leach relies on self funded support to keep name out front. Other races show Betleski Grunda and Webber in the mix with family loans and modest balances.
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Leach
John “Jack” Baird
Joseph Zieba
Lola Robertson
Robert Leboda
Pauline Leboda
Vasi
Joe Vasi
Kitty Meszes
William Ginn
Cuyahoga County
Wellington
Dan Trinter
Huron County
Thomas Kilbane
Lorain
Joseph Koziura
Nicholas Abraham
Victor Stewart
Elyria
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Lorain County Title Co
Terry Goode
LaGrange
Carlisle Township
Common Pleas
Mark Betleski
Joseph Grunda
King case revisited as James Earl Ray tied to murder
The text cites statements by officials and figures including Williams Gibbons and Governor Don Sundquist regarding James Earl Ray as the killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It notes the 1978 House committee finding, a 1990s reinvestigation finding no credible evidence of others, and Jesse Jackson's claim that conspirators remain. Ray's autopsy and cremation plans are described, with family remarks about proving his innocence.
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St. Louis
King
William Gibbons
Memphis
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Jesse Jackson
Lorraine Motel
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County moves center plan as funding grows
County officials have set aside nearly 10 million for a new center with rest to be financed by bonds or notes. Meetings will be held to gather public input on placement style and size. Elyria officials seek space for municipal courts and urge the center not be attached to the Lorain County Courthouse to preserve open space. County may avoid downtown placement now that it owns most Third Street property.
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Ross
Elyria
Michael Keys
Lorain County
Court Street
Third Street
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Israelis Lead Largest March of the Living to Auschwitz
Seven thousand Jews from around the world joined Holocaust survivors and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the March of the Living from Auschwitz to Birkenau. The two mile trek recalls the Nazi imprisonment and gas chamber horrors as Netanyahu stressed Jewish sovereignty and faith as central to Jewish survival.
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Poland
Auschwitz
Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
Birkenau Extermination Camp
Memorial fund opened for Geiger’s children in Lorain
Relatives, who asked to remain unnamed, said Geiger left eight kids and sought work. Raymond L. Smith, 21, of West 28rd Street, was charged with murder after Geiger was stabbed on Lorain Avenue. Smith pleaded innocent in Lorain Municipal Court and is held on a 500000 dollar bond with a preliminary hearing set for Thursday. A memorial fund at Lorain National Bank is collecting donations for Geiger’s children and funeral expenses.
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Geiger
Raymond L. Smith
West 28Rd Street
Lorain Municipal Court
Lorain Avenue
Tucker
Blakely
Jeffrey Geiger
Lorain National Bank
Fire pattern seen after multiple blazes in town
Foreman hopes investigators solve the cause as Castle, assistant chief, notes three fires likely connected. On May 21 a storage room fire caused about 10000 dollars in damage though the origin remained undetermined, with officials calling the sequence suspicious and part of a pattern.
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