Lorain man gets 86 years in Virginia online mistreatment case
George T. Houde, 58, was sentenced to 86 years after sending an Internet video of himself fondling himself to a Virginia sheriff's deputy posing as a 14 year old girl. The Virginia Sheriff's Office said Houde had 21 online chats under the alias george.houde52 and used a webcam 14 times for adult material and to solicit a teenage girl, while engaging in roleplay with deputies.
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Iconic Pin-Up Page Dies at 85 in Los Angeles
Hollywood figure known for 1950s centerfolds and controversial poses died at 85 after a heart attack in Los Angeles. She had been hospitalized weeks earlier for pneumonia and suffered years of public disappearance amid battles with mental illness and a later conversion to born again Christianity.
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Los Angeles
Mark Roesler
Playboy Magazine
Senate votes down bailout amid auto rescue stalemate
The Senate rejected the bailout 52 to 35 in a procedural vote after talks collapsed over wage cuts sought by the UAW. Banking Committee chair Chris Dodd led negotiations as the economy shed more than 500,000 jobs in November, signaling a broader crisis echoing the prior Wall Street bailout defeat.
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Former Cleveland diocese official sentenced to prison
A former Cleveland Catholic Diocese official and an associate were convicted on tax and-related charges. Joseph H. Smith of Avon Lake received a one year and a day sentence after being found guilty of six tax charges, including conspiracy to defraud the IRS, with restitution in a range of 200 000 to 400 000. The case involved secret pay raises totaling about 250 000 over five years funneled to related businesses.
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Elyria
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Wilmoth
Elyria officer suspensions over force during jail incident and chase
A recording shows Elyria police officers slamming inmate Phillip Salvatore into a wall after a struggle during booking. The incident followed a high speed chase from a 11:30 p.m. Oct. 12 call about a reckless driver, which included a K-9 bite and multiple traffic violations.
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