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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2008
Page
1
The judge ordered a life prison term for Ray Smith in the 1994 killing of police informant Ronald Lally. The decision cites IQ evidence and recent Ohio Supreme Court actions affecting death penalty eligibility, drawing mixed reaction from investigators and defense attorneys.
A Ohio based project by Steve Fogarty and Ohio Sea Grant unveils www ohioshipwrecks.org detailing Lake Erie's wrecks. Financed by the Ohio Lake Erie Commission and the ODNR Office of Coastal Management, the site segments wrecks into four regions, including Lorain Vermilion with eleven sunken vessels.
Lorain County Visitors Bureau schedules May 14 daylong tour to showcase recent attractions. The trip starts at 8 30 a.m. with breakfast, visits Lorain Ford Plant space redevelopments, Premier Soccer Academy, Rose Cafe at Lakeview Park, Sandstone Center, and Jefferson 150 in Amherst, ending at 5 p.m.
Former Elyria police officer Vincent Ligas had his trial postponed as his lawyers failed to force the city police department onto the case. The defense sought to argue union activity tainted prosecutors and police, while Miraldi postponed to regroup. Duff would have testified, and the county prosecutor planned to call Will to discuss the facts. Ligas was fired in 2006 after a union complaint about his use of a union credit card.
State Rep. Matt Barrett admitted knowing the woman whose topless photos were found in his possession after resigning Thursday. Spokesman Phil Laken said Barrett, from Amherst, knew the woman but offered few details. Barrett had shown the image to about 20 Norwalk High School students during a lecture on how a bill becomes a law in October before the image appeared on his projector.
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