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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1997
Page
2
Ruby Ridge sniper charged in killing during siege
Lon Horiuchi faces involuntary manslaughter charges for firing the shot that killed Vicki Weaver at Ruby Ridge. Glenn Harris also charged with murder in the deputy marshal Degan shooting. Prosecution cites reckless conduct. federal probes previously did not charge Horiuchi. The case rekindles debate over FBI actions during the 1992 siege and its militia-era aftermath.
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Lon Horiuchi
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Randy Weaver
Horiuchi
Vicki Weaver
Apo
Denise Woodbury
Boundary County
Idaho
Glenn Harris
Weaver
Harris
William Degan
Mrs. Weaver
Freeh
Wyoming
Jerry Spence
Branch Davidian
Waco
Texas
Sound man wins Clair Hill Award at Lorain County Fair
Paul Fridenstine of Oberlin, a 61 year old longtime fair volunteer, becomes the first non board member to win the Clair Hill Memorial Award. He has tied decades of service to the junior fair sound system, 4H activities, and local farm groups, receiving a watch from The Chronicle Telegram and WEOL.
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Paul Fridenstine
Fridenstine
Oberlin
Lorain County Fair
Lorain County Farm Bureau
LaGrange Engine Club
Lorain County
Junior Fair Board
Lorain
Fair
Chronicle-Telegram
WEOL
A. Cooper Hudnutt
The
Chronicle
John Emerich
Fair Board
Ford workers choose retirements as Lorain plant options emerge
Ford plans shift work from Lorain to Louisville Kentucky for 678 Lorain workers as buyouts early retirement and transfers are offered. 306 take pre retirement 28 years service 85 percent pay 407 seek early retirement 50 plus 4 regular retirements 17 buyouts opposed by union. Layoff option up to 36 weeks 95 percent pay. $45,000 transfer bonuses. Local woman notes uncertain family impact.
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Flat Rock
Ford
Louisville
North America
Kentucky
Nick Sharkey
Dearborn
Lorain County
Detour prompts calls for road safety review on Grafton Road
Detours on Grafton Road and Route 57 trigger speed slowdowns though state officials control speed limits and signals. Transportation spokeswoman Sally Giovinazzo says the department will investigate conflicting signs and assess safety traffic flow and efficiency after Route 301 on ramp closures worsened congestion. Residents warn of lingering danger as emergency crews removed Luneford from a crash, urging action.
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Grafton Road
Route 57
Sally Giovinazzo
Transportation Department
Ashland
Grafton
Menschein
Luneford
Giovinazzo
Tom Weidinger
Wagner resigns from Brunswick school board
Joseph Wagner, 52, Lorain Morning Journal Elyria bureau chief, quits Brunswick Board of Education saying it is impossible to be both a responsible journalist and a board member. He was in his second term and up for reelection in November after a nine-candidate election in 1993.
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Horiuchi
Adam Hoffinger
FBI
Louis Freeh
Freeh
West Point
Brunswick
Joseph Wagner
Lorain Morning Journal
Elyria
Brunswick Board of Education
Wagner
Medina County
Community forum weighs desired traits for new superintendent
About 30 residents attended the Northwood Junior High discussion led by Lewis of the Ohio School Boards Association to outline goals for the district’s next leader. Voters, board candidates, and parents urged a sustained, community minded plan with strong student advocacy and visible leadership.
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Lewis
Ohio School Boards Association
Board of Education
Roger Gulu Wy Xustiace Dupes Mata
Willoughby
Hastlake
Lulow
George Frazier
Jan Nowak
Nowak
Poe
Frazier
Schoool Board
Martie Santamaria
Karen Ponting
Jones
Carver Emerson Demonstrates Lifelike Wood Bears at Fair
Emerson has created over 600 carvings since starting after his first bear. By Tuesday he added nine more demonstrations with spectators watching at gate six. His carvings, including bears and eagles, range from 15 to over 600 dollars. He uses chain saws and a propane torch, mostly cottonwood logs, and finishes with polyurethane. He also sells from his Wellington home and via New Improvements Landscaping. Demonstrations run 11 am and 1, 3, 5, and 7 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Fairgrounds
Wen
W. Herrick
Wellington
Boston Market plant recall hits workers and stores
More than 200 employees at a meat plant 70 miles west of Omaha faced layoffs after a recall tied to E. coli linked to hamburger patties from a Colorado incident. Officials say the recall stems from meat handling and safety testing failures and the plant will reopen only after stricter standards are adopted. Local executives defend the workforce amid the shutdown.
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Terri Spahn
Cedar Rapids
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Dan Hull
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