Man to bell ringer I killed Amy shock claim in North Ridgeville
A Salvation Army bellringer was approached by a man at Rini Rego Plaza who said he killed Amy Mihaljevic. The suspect described as white about 40, 5'8" to 5'10", with a mustache and bald spot, waved a dark 1983 or 1984 Chevy pickup and drove away. Police sought the truck and shared the composite sketch linked to the Bay Village abduction. Amy Mihaljevic died from neck wounds and a blow to the skull. her body was found in Ashland County on February 8. Authorities released the periphery description to nearby agencies.
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Alana Baranick
North Ridgeville
Salvation Army
Rini Rego Plaza
Amy Mihaljevic
Center Ridge
Ed Powers
Ashland County
Bellringer
Violence and motive behind a sister arson murder
Lora Hawkins, 24, recalls battered woman syndrome eight years after she and sister killed their father in Oberlin by locking him in and setting fire. At 17 she endured years of abuse. sister Diana faced junior to adult charges with seven years in detention and release at 21. Hawkins seeks parole next year amid uncertain first appearance before the Ohio Adult Parole Authority.
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Marysville
Lora Hawkins
Te Oberlin
Hawkins
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Women’s Reformatory
Damkine Nlasdnd Muiler
Garge
Ohio Adult Parole Authority
Ohio Supreme CourtOKs Battered Women Defense in Murder Case
Marysville reports that on March 7 the Ohio Supreme Court allowed Battered Women's Syndrome as a criminal defense in Ohio. Ginger Manning, 26, says her estranged husband Todd Manning molested their daughter Jennifer and threatened her, prompting her to shoot him while he slept. Manning is serving 18-to-life for the murder at Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville. She argues the sentence is too harsh for killing a man who abused her and her child.
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Marysville
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Ginger Manning
Todd Manning
Ginger
Jennifer
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Texas
Aerosol Spray Tells Parents Teens Drug Use Detected
A brief notice says a new aerosol spray provides information to parents about whether their teen is using drugs. Details appear on Page A3.
Oberlin College hikes tuition and trims enrollment
Oberlin College trustees approved an 8.5 percent tuition rise for fall 1991, boosting annual cost from 15 634 to 17 043 amid a prior 8.9 percent hike. They will cut 26 non teaching positions, trim enrollment to about 2 700, and eliminate services such as an airport taxi and campus mailings while approving a 3.5 million dollar field house project. Endowment use and inflation discussed as constraints.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Board of Trustees
Moran
Alan Moran
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Brigham Young University
Rett
U.S
Canada
Oks
Glen Miller
S. Frederick Starr
Kimberly Barth
Joyce Brackett
Lorain County
Adam Fickey
Bacon
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