Ohio to resume executions with Berry case ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wilford Berry competent to choose death over lengthy appeals. Berry, 35, has waived further appeals and faces execution on March 3, amid debate over state return to capital punishment and the personal tragedy of a man who repeatedly sought death.
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Cleveland Baker Berry
Lorain County
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Clues sought in cop killings in Cincinnati
AP reports authorities probe what led a man to shoot and kill two police officers serving an arrest warrant for domestic violence. Alonzo Davenport shot himself as officers pursued him. Pope and Jeter died, Davenport killed elsewhere. Two others were arrested. a 911 surge followed.
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Daniel Pope
Ronald Jeter
Mount Auburn
Pope
Jeter
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Alonzo Davenport
Davenport
Angela Mills
Snowden
Woman eludes kidnapper after ride ordeal in Lorain
Lorain police charged Lawrence Juan Butler, 30, of Oberlin Avenue with aggravated robbery kidnapping aggravated menacing and resisting arrest after forcing Rebecca Lynn Roig 27 to drive him around Sunday morning. Roig reported Butler used a false name and struck her in the face demanding money.
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Lawrence Juan Butler
Oberlin Avenue
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Lorain City
Rebecca Lynn Roig
Holl Avenue
Crayon
Broadway
Roig
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Food pantries shift from emergencies to ongoing need in Columbus
In central Ohio unemployment is low and the economy strong yet requests to Columbus area pantries rise. Analysts cite chronic need since the 1980s, with 1996 hotline data showing repeated use by thousands of households. Critics press for work requirements to receive aid.
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Deadline set for Chronicle holiday house dress contest
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to submit photos of best dressed houses for the holiday season. Entries must arrive by Wednesday. Five finalists receive 50 dollars each, with the winner featured on the December 24 cover. Send or drop off photos with name address and phone on back.
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