I did it but I deserve to die says Brandon Flagner
Brandon Flagner in a Cleveland interview with The Chronicle Telegram recounted an alleged accidental murder of Tiffany Papesh near Maple Heights on June 13 1980 claiming he killed in a fit of fear after abducting the girl. He tied the case to a long history of child molestation and said he would reveal the body if acquitted.
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Cleveland
Brandon Lee Flagner
Chronicle- Telegram
Tiffany J. Papesh
Cuyahoga County
Flagner
Tiffany
Tiffany Papesh
Maple Heights
Elyrian
FBI
Texas
Music maker learns dulcimers in local folklore feature
Former New London treasurer Lyle Knapp pursues dulcimers as a hobby with Appalachian roots. The article explores how local residents, including Knapp, are embracing dulcimers and folklore, with in-depth looks on Pages B-1 and E-1.
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Appalachian
New London
Lyle Knapp
Knapp
Gus Chan
Warmer weekend forecast with highs near 80
Partly sunny today with a high around 80 and a low near 60 to 65 tonight. Monday looks mostly sunny with another high near 80. Rain chances are about 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight. Details on Page A-3.
Indian Village Feasibility Push Sparks Taxpayer Action
Elyria attorney Howard Saddler seeks an injunction to stop the county Visitor's Bureau from spending bed tax funds while pressing the creation of a feasibility commission for an Indian village and fort near the Black River in northern Elynia. County officials and advocates weigh the plan as Saddler credits his move to push action rather than to provoke trouble.
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Elyria
Howard Saddler
Ground Zero
Saddler
Greg White
White
Visitor’s Bureau
Black River
Elynia
Com
Greg
Howard
Visitor's Bureau
Ant
Alfred A Knopf dies at 91 publisher of famous authors
Alfred A. Knopf, founder of the Knopf publishing house famed for works by Conrad, Mann and Cather, died at 91 in PURCHASE New York. His son said the cause was congestive heart failure after a three week coma. Knopf had led the firm since 1915 and later saw it become a Random House subsidiary in 1960.
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Knopf Jr
Knopfs
Columbia College
H.L. Mencken
Knopf
Albert Camus
Sigrid Undset
Mann
Ivan Bunin
Andre Gide
Knut Hamsun
John Hersey
John Updike
Random House
Invacare public offering was tough but worth it says Mixon
A. Malachi Mixon III describes the 1980s path to taking Invacare Corp public after privately assembling a group of Cleveland investors. He details securing debt, mortgage challenges for the Taylor Street plant, and the five week road show that spanned from Cleveland to Europe. The offering raised over 15 million, with Invacare’s sales rising from 19 million in 1979 to 42.5 million in 1984 first half, and projected 20 percent annual growth domestically.
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Elyria
A. Malachi Mixon III
Invacare Corp
Mixon
Chronicle- Telegram
Securities and Exchange Commission
Technicare, Inc
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
deWayne G. Richey
Washington
Evan J. Kemp
Larry J.B. Robinson
Invacare
Taylor Street
Lorain County
Land
London
Scotland
Zurich
Geneva
Paris
Houston
Dallas
Toronto
Minneapolis
Boston
New York
Baltimore
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Creston
Mansfield Reformatory
Jailhouse
Justice Center
Fort Worth
Holly
Altho
Lester
Brandon Flagner
the Chronicle-Telegram
Anal Sane
Lewis Sports
Royko ES Sports
Anrled
Fred M. Ritenauer
Ronald L. Nahakowski
Leonard P. Reichlin
Bureau
Nabakowski
Alfred Knopf
Jeffrey and
Peter Smythe
Smythe Cramer
Chicago
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