Richard Eberling buried in potter's field at Orient
Richard Eberling, linked by many to the murder that inspired The Fugitive, was buried Monday in a prison potters field near a cow pasture. He died July 25 at Orient Correctional Institution serving 20 years to life for a 1984 killing. His body lay in a $400 fiberboard coffin as inmates and staff watched in a light rain.
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Lorain Clinic Plans Steak Fry Fund Raiser
Lorain County Free Clinic will hold a steak fry fundraiser on Sept 26 from 4 to 8 PM at St Laci's Picnic Grounds Clinton Avenue Lorain. Tickets cost 15 dollars per person or 25 dollars per couple. Call (440) 277-6641 for information.
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Traficant targets Bowie Ono over Austrian art show
In a House floor remark Rep. Traficant claimed David Bowie and Yoko Ono sponsored Hermann Nitsch’s six day Orgy Mystery Theater in Austria. Nitsch called the claims false noting pigs were slaughtered before the performance and the show drew church and animal rights protests.
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