Soldier from Ohio killed wife after drinking binge
Joshua Pitts described his brother as two different people when drinking, a violent, angry drunk who returned from Iraq a changed man. Pitts, stationed at Fort Lewis, left for Ohio, faced with a murder charge after he restrained his wife and dragged her body to bed, while denying PTSD. Neighbors noted a reconciliation before the incident. authorities link substance abuse to the crime amid past arrests and a history of drinking.
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Tillman’s choice to join Rangers before Iraq mission
Pat Tillman, once an NFL star, chose to enlist with the Army Rangers after turning down lucrative football offers. The decision came after Sept. 11, with Tillman expressing duty and honor. His coach Dave McGinnis recalled the quiet resolve and pride in serving, alongside his wife Marie and brother Kevin.
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Ohio Lottery Draws and Big Jackpot Totals
Friday results show Midday Pick 3 1-7-5 and 644, Pick 4 5-2-7-6, Buckeye 5 5-9-18-31-33, with Super Lotto Plus at 6 million. Mega Millions drawn 12-22-37-46-48 with Mega Ball 49. jackpot about 20 million. Previous winners listed for Thursday to Monday across multiple games and dates.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Publication Details
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Kerry Abortion Stance Tests Communion Debate Across U S Church
Cardinal Francis Arinze questioned Kerry on receiving Communion over abortion rights while Kerry says he opposes abortion personally but backs a woman's right to choose. U S bishops weigh sanctions, with reactions from Kennedy Lampson and Catholic groups on church influence in politics.
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Toledo Priest Charged in 1980 Nun Killing
Rev. Gerald Robinson, 63, a Toledo priest and chaplain at Mercy Hospital, was charged over the 1980 stabbing and strangling of Sister Margaret Ann Pahl, whose body was found in the hospital chapel. Police cited new technology linking Robinson and did not reveal motive details.
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AI JOBS SEE SLOW PAY RISES IN LATEST SURVEY
Information sciences grads see starting pay up 10.7 percent to 44075 while computer science offers rise 7.5 percent to 50007 and business administration climbs 4.5 percent to 38237. Survey drawn from college career offices nationwide. Contact Adrian Burns at 329-7197 or abums chronictetelegram.com.
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Family in Florida linked to charges over tire operation
Szabo and her sister used the sister's name while driving their brother Louis Vasi's car as probes continue in Crawford County. Mary Jo Vasi returned from Florida and denies wrongdoing, while Szabo faces 17 counts including transporting tires without a license and operating a mobile tire shredder. Jack Vasi faces five counts for operating a mobile facility without a license. Both await arraignment on failing to appear for trial.
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