Lally death deposition ties Smith family to 1994 graveyard murder
Ronald Lally begged for mercy as Raymond Smith and Stanley Jalowiec allegedly killed him in a woodland cemetery near a Cleveland bus station. Lally's body was found January 19, 1994, in Woodland Cemetery. Michael Smith testified in a deposition stating he sat in the car during the murder. Prosecutors allege a brutal killing with stomping, beating, shooting, a car run over, and a throat slitting. The deposition was admitted as evidence as the trial began, with Raymond Smith, his son Daniel, and others named.
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Wellington schools repay 300000 loan
Wellington school officials repaid about 200000 in state loans Friday without new borrowing. District treasurer Lew Galante said reduced hiring and fewer textbook purchases, plus a 1 million cash balance at November end, enabled the payoff. The district’s prior pattern of borrowing to repay debt led to state receivership two years ago. Since then the state has tightened supplies and staffing. The high cash balance stems from carefully restrained spending.
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Avon to pay half of Ridgeville water bill ruling
A panel of engineers ruled Thursday that Avon must pay about 241 219 dollars, 48.75 percent of a disputed 500000 dollar bill for treating water seeping into Avon's sewer lines. The action stems from water treated at French Creek Wastewater Treatment Center in Sheffield Village, owned by North Ridgeville.
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Indians' 96 season near sellout at Jacobs Field
The Indians moved closer to selling out their 1996 home schedule with about 12,700 single game tickets remaining. Only two games at Jacobs Field remain widely available March 30 exhibition with Pittsburgh and April 4 versus New York, with roughly 10,000 and 2,700 tickets left respectively. Ticket prices run 6 to 21 dollars. The piece notes potential record-setting attendance and possible payroll increases over 40 million in 1996.
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Clinton Defends Bosnia Troop Decision in Ireland Visit
President Clinton defended sending troops to Bosnia Herze govina at a Dublin news conference asserting it honors European partners who supported U.S. efforts in the Persian Gulf and Haiti. He touted U S leadership as essential before visiting troops in Germany involved in the peacekeeping mission and addressing critics who say Europeans should bear responsibility.
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Oregon and Wyoming Senators Exit Senate Races
Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield and Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson declare they will not seek reelection to the U.S. Senate. Hatfield said on Friday he is stepping away and Simpson announced his decision today. AZ.
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Recycling bin open in Chronicle Telegram parking lot
The newspaper recycling bin will be in the Chronicle Telegram parking lot today from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Drop off your newspapers at the designated bin during the stated hours.
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