Defendants plead not guilty in bingo scandal
James H. Jackson 64 of Tallmadge pleaded not guilty to racketeering and related charges Tuesday. Represented by Akron attorney Thomas Adgate, he disputes being the network brains behind charitable instant bingo that allegedly diverted millions. Authorities seized 102,460 from his home. forfeiture seeks the home five vans and a truck. Also charged are Jackson's son James K. Jackson 44 of Mansfield and Sam Radyk 75 of Elyria with related counts.
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Adgate
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Mansfield
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Cleveland
James Kersey
Lorain County
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The Boss Rocks Cleveland After 9 11 Healing Night
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed at Gund Arena in Cleveland delivering a healing rock experience. The set mixed classics like Born to Run and Thunder Road with many The Rising era songs heavy on 9/11 influence. The crowd joined in for call and response moments and fists in the air as the Boss crooned and the band rejoined with energy.
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Chronicle
Patti Scialfa
Steve van Zandt
Cleveland
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Lorain weighs ban on new manufactured homes
Ian Harkins reports residents Bill Crowell and Bob Hanners question Mayor Craig Foltin’s proposal to seek Council approval for a law restricting new manufactured homes in Lorain. They see it as protecting construction firms and oppose the plan amid a cluster of modular homes along Leavitt Road near King's Woods.
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Lorain
Bill Crowell
Bob Hanners
Leavitt Road
Jerry Bishop
King’s Woods
Craig Foltin
Bush promotes farm trade push in two states
President Bush toured Wisconsin and Iowa praising expanded trade-promotion authority to boost U S agricultural exports. He framed the trip around economic revival, saying markets abroad must be opened for American farms while highlighting his administration’s push to reduce barriers to selling cheese hogs and cattle worldwide.
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Wisconsin
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Texas
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Milwaukee
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RTI workers fear loss of insurance in two weeks
Salaried retirees of Republic Technologies International worry their health benefits may end soon as checks for premiums are returned. Company spokesman John Willoughby calls the return a mistake and says no end date has been set, but cautions those losing jobs under a transfer to use coverage carefully. About 250 retirees could be affected if August end date stands, with PCM management saying it had been told not to accept late checks.
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Republic Technologies International
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John Willoughby
Glasgal
Willoughby
PCM
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