Name clash haunts New York man linked to gunman case
Patrick Bannon, a 29 year old JFK airport worker, fears mistaken identity after police hunted a suspect with his name for a July 17 shooting of an off duty officer. Neighbors reported officers swarmed his Queens home while he and his wife honeymooned in Aruba. A new poster lists the suspect as 6 1, 240 pounds, with dark hair, while the innocent Bannon is 5 10, 210 pounds and has a letter from a precinct sergeant confirming he is not the suspect.
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Plan to widen I-90 gains backing from NOACA staff
The planning agency concludes widening I-90 from the Cuyahoga Lorain line to Route 43 is justified by forecast traffic volumes and regional economic needs and should not raise air pollution. The proposal includes park and ride, rideshare, bus lanes, and possible commuter rail while planning further studies along I-90 to Route 2 and Route 611. Lorain Mayor Olejko criticizes the study as unnecessary stalling with no new insight.
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Morale problem prompts police admin position debate
City officials weigh creation of an administrator role to oversee the police department after <private> Keys proposed funding from a police levy. Opponents question time and council support while Patrolman's Association cites lack of planning and clear goals as core issues.
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Drowning Fatality At Lorain County Park Inspires Probe
A youth identified as Burkholder died after entering about 12 feet of water at a Lorain County park. He was airlifted to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland after nearly an hour in the water. Four youths, Lynn and Rosemary Worcester 17 and 38, Steven Scott 18, all Elyria, and Dennis Straub associate, used a park card and paid 40 dollars to use the facility despite swimming being prohibited. Deputies noted no posted signs warned swimmers. Childrens Services was alerted as Burkholder was in their care, with no parents located. The incident occurred amid statements that rules existed at the park community center but not at the lakeside area.
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Thomas Porter
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