City Fire overtime costs fall little after staffing cuts
Elyria officials report overtime in the Fire Department dropped only about $50,000 since staffing decreased from 17 to 14 firefighters. Mayor Grace moved to lower minimum staffing in 2007 to curb costs, but auditors warn overtime may still reach $570,120.85 in 2008 as a year-end projection.
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Judge orders John Gotti III held without bail in murder and cocaine case
Federal judge orders John A. "Junior" Gotti held without bail after arrest on charges including three murders and large scale cocaine trafficking. Gotti, son of the late Gambino boss, has claimed retirement from crime.
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Heckler disrupts Obama town hall in Berea
A man wearing press credentials disrupted Barack Obama’s Berea town hall at Baldwin Wallace College by shouting that the pledge should be recited. Obama invited the critic to the platform but the crowd rose to recite the pledge as photographers filmed from a press platform.
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Fire saves home as strangers help Polens
While the Polen family camped at Mohican State Park their Russia Road house caught fire. Neighbors and passing motorists arrived, called 911, and with help from Chris Klakamp and others they extinguished flames before the fire could spread to the garage and interior. Pets remained inside as responders checked for further danger.
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Wasabi to Open at Midway Mall in Elyria
Wasabi Greek Japanese Steak will move into the former Yanni's space at Midway Mall between Harry Buffalo and Best Buy. The 7,800‑square‑foot restaurant with a sushi bar and 10 hibachi stations aims to open by mid October and will employ about 10 people.
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Seattle woman receives first cloned pitbull litter in Korea
An American woman, Bernann McKinney, became the first client of South Korea's RNL Bio after five puppies cloned from her late pitbull Booger were born last week. Clones, produced with Seoul National University researchers, mark the world's first commercial canine cloning service. McKinney paid $50,000 and hailed the moment as a miracle.
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