Fifteen indicted in kiddie porn sting in Ohio
Federal prosecutors announced 15 new indictments arising from a five month undercover USPS probe led by Paul Hartman. Cleveland residents are among those charged with receiving child pornography, the largest single set under the 1984 Child Protection Act. Nine previously charged have been convicted or sentenced, with outcomes ranging from imprisonment to probation.
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Cleveland
Patrick M. McLaughlin
U.S
Northern District of
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Richard G. Lillie
Lorain County
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McLaughlin
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Oberlin High School to rebid $1.5 million revamp
Oberlin High School plans a new bid round at month end after June bids came in 200000 over budget. Brubaker says advertising will run 30 days. bids open end of September. Final plans may cut locker rooms and expanded library space while keeping five classrooms, a 380 seat auditorium, a larger computer lab, and admin offices.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Gail Brubaker
Brubaker
Jack Curtis
Cleveland
Kaplan Curtis
Stanadyne quality circles round up improvements
Elyria plant saves 160000 yearly by upgrading steam traps and reducing waste. Joe Maszton and a Stanadyne quality circle proposed the change, helping rehire a laid off worker during the project. The Quality Circle Appreciation Day highlighted blue collar cooperation driving morale and plant survival.
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Elyria — Stanadyne Inc
Woodland Avenue
Joe Maszton
Stanadyne
Maszton
Quality Circle
Gerald Bouckamp
Elyria
Moon Division
North Carolina
Jerry Jewell
Carl Mueller
C-T
Stephen S. Counsel
Cleveland schools boss stalled as state threatens action
State Superintendent Frank lin B. Walter said he would appoint Willoughby Eastlake Superintendent Roger J. Lulow as Cleveland schools head if the board fails to fill the vacancy tonight. Walter expressed concern the process might stall but did not expect to veto the board’s action. The board had postponed selecting a new superintendent to interview more candidates and may act this week.
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Cleveland (Ap
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cleveland
Franklin B. Walter
Willoughby-Eastlake
Roger J. Lulow
Walter
Ball of fire in sky sparks Perseid meteor debate
Officials across the eastern United States debated a mysterious glow seen during the Perseid meteor shower. Witnesses described a bright light with a long swirling tail lasting about 90 seconds. NASA denied launches, while observers speculated a ba rium cloud release or other man made origin.
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Mississippi
United States
Jim Dart
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
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