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Supreme Court allows arrest for minor traffic offenses
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that police may arrest and cuff people for minor traffic violations. Gail Atwater, a Texas mother, was jailed for not wearing a seat belt, a decision the majority says does not violate the Fourth Amendment. The ruling could enable similar laws nationwide, impacting up to 185 million licensed drivers.
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Board drops downtown Elyria High site after 3 to 2 vote
Elyria school board rejected Mayor Grace's East Broad and East Bridge streets site for a new Elyria High School in a 3 to 2 decision. Seven other sites were eliminated unanimously, narrowing to six options. Advocates cited space, drop-off, and green areas, while architect Smiltars noted high cost and need for 20 acres.
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Elyria Fire Dept Dominates Top City Pay List 2000
In 2000 seven of the ten highest paid Elyria city employees came from the Fire Department. Police Capt Dennis Will led at $93,809, also the top earner in 1999. Police Chief Michael Medders was No 9 with $78,651 and Fire Chief Daniel T Schue near the top at $78,551 as he retires May 4. City Engineer John Hart ranked No 7 with $80,641, also seventh in 1999.
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Plane lands at South Pole for rescue mission
A propeller plane with skis landed safely at Amundsen Scott South Pole station to begin a rescue for Ohio doctor Ronald S. Shemenski. The eight seat Twin Otter flew 10 hours from Rothera base and will rest and refuel for a morning departure as winds ease and temperatures fall.
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Avon Lake mayoral candidates clash in first campaign forum
Eight candidates in Avon Lake debated Tuesday about restoring trust in city government for the May 8 special election to complete former Mayor Vince Urbin's term. They discussed power limits and a possible city manager system while addressing Urbin's felony convictions and jail sentence.
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